CloudBees Jenkins Platform 2.204.1.3

The following Google-related plugins have been added to the CloudBees Assurance Program:

Operations Center was not properly closing the connection to one of the internal databases, potentially causing database corruption. With this fix, the database connection pool is closed when Operations Center is shutdown.

When using Operations Center, the "Use browser for metadata download" setting can be pushed to connected masters, but this setting is no longer supported by Jenkins. With this fix, support for pushing the "Use browser for metadata download" setting to connected masters has been removed.

Master names containing spaces are not generating data because the IFS environment variable is not properly located in scripts. This variable would make a space the default value for a line separator. Users should set the proper value for the IFS environment variable to correct the issue.

When a JNLP agent leased from Operations Center to a master died (for a variety of reasons), the oc-jnlp controller did not attempt to relaunch the connection. With this fix, if a JNLP agent leased from Operations Center to a master dies, a new agent process is launched in order to resume the pipeline.

Shared agent processes were not properly stopped after the agent was returned to Operations Center. This issue only occurred when Operations Center was restarted while a shared agent was leased to a master. With this fix, leased agent processes are stopped properly when Operations Center starts.

The URL used to download the OpenShift client .tar.gz binary was incorrect for all versions. With this fix, the URL used to download the OpenShift client .tar.gz binary is correct for all versions.

The platform detection contained a file leak, and if it were called a lot, would lead to exhaustion of file handles. With this fix, the file handle is now correctly closed, fixing the leak.

The commons-compress dependency has been removed from the CloudBees Backup plugin as it’s already a dependency of Jenkins Core.

The CloudBees Jenkins Enterprise License Entitlement Check plugin contained several outdated workarounds for defects that have now been corrected. These workarounds have been removed, and the code has been tidied up.

Block-scope Pipeline steps implemented using GeneralizedNonBlockingStepExecution (such as withCredentials and wrap) could hang indefinitely in some scenarios. After applying this fix, Block-scope Pipeline steps implemented using GeneralizedNonBlockingStepExecution no longer hang indefinitely.

Incorrect CPS method mismatch warnings were being reported for some acceptable code paths in Jenkins pipelines and shared libraries. After applying this fix, those warnings no longer appear.

Certain build failures were showing a large number of 'QueueSubTaskMetrics' threads that persisted without resolution, preventing builds from ending. The Jenkins core instance has been strengthened to ensure that builds always end.

When using a Plugin Catalog with settings similar to those recommended in Configuring plugin catalogs - Defining a plugin catalog, an ID error was received. After adjusting credentials the fix the problem, a new error was generated. Both of these errors made it impossible to validate or push a Plugin Catalog. The underlying problem was investigated, and a binary incompatibility that was causing the issue was resolved.

Sometimes, after numerous restarts, the Jenkins service may start up again normally.

This release contains some filenames with ( or ,…​ which prevents the WAR_ file from being uncompressed. To workaround this issue, remove the licenses folder from the folder created by the extraction of the WAR file. The extraction of the WAR file is automatically performed inside the $JENKINS_HOME under a directory called war. Removing the content of $JENKINS_HOME/war/license should be enough to workaround the issue.