To integrate with GitHub so that changes pushed to the repository will trigger a build on Jenkins, we will need to use two plugins:
- Git plugin (plugins.jenkins.io/git): Enables Jenkins to clone and pull from any Git repository that it has access to. Also adds Git-specific environment variables to the build environment so you can use it during any build steps.
- GitHub plugin (plugins.jenkins.io/github): Allows you to set up a service hook on GitHub that will send a message to our Jenkins instance each time a change is pushed to GitHub. The GitHub plugin also depends on the Git plugin.
These two plugins should be installed if you followed the standard installation; otherwise, install them before moving forward.
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