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  2. Initialization and Startup  
  3. Extensibility  
  4. Model  
  5. Handling Requests  
  6. Security  
  7. Persistence  
  8. Scheduling  
  9. Views  
  10. Forms  
  11. Internationalization and Localization  
  12. Distributed Builds  
  13. Jenkins CLI  
  14. Testing  
  15. Plugin development  
  16. Publishing Plugins
  17. Blue Ocean  
  18. Building and Debugging  
  19. Setting up a Development Environment  

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Source Code Hosting

The Jenkins project only publishes free and open source plugins distributed under an OSI-approved license.

The canonical source code repository is in the jenkinsci GitHub organization to ensure source code access and project continuity in case previous maintainers move on. Some plugins we distribute are currently maintained outside the jenkinsci GitHub organization for historical reasons, but this is discouraged.

Plugin maintainers typically have repository admin permissions for plugins they maintain, but some features (like transfer and deletion of repos) are disabled.

This table shows the permissions currently granted to contributors in the jenkinsci GitHub repositories, excluding organization owners with full permissions to every repository:

Repository User Access
Repository User Access