How to get a list of installed Jenkins plugins with name and version pair

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How can I get a list of installed Jenkins plugins    I searched the Jenkins Remote Access API document  but it was not found  Should I use Jenkins  CLI  Is there a document or example

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Another option for Python users   from jenkinsapi jenkins import Jenkins   get the server instance jenkins url    http    lt jenkins-hostname gt   lt jenkins-port gt  jenkins  server   Jenkins jenkins url  username     lt user gt    password     lt password gt      get the installed plugins as list and print the pairs plugins dictionary   server get plugins   get plugins dict   for key  value in plugins dictionary iteritems        print  Plugin name   s  version   s    key  value version

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If Jenkins run in a the Jenkins Docker container you can use this command line in Bash   java -jar  var jenkins home war WEB-INF jenkins-cli jar -s http   localhost 8080  list-plugins --username admin --password   bin cat  var jenkins home secrets initialAdminPassword

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Behe s answer with sorting plugins did not work on my Jenkins machine  I received the error java lang UnsupportedOperationException due to trying to sort an immutable collection i e  Jenkins instance pluginManager plugins  Simple fix for the code     List lt String gt  jenkinsPlugins   new ArrayList lt String gt  Jenkins instance pluginManager plugins   jenkinsPlugins sort   it displayName                  each   plugin - gt                     println     plugin shortName    plugin version                      Use the http    lt jenkins-url gt  script URL to run the code

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You can retrieve the information using the Jenkins Script Console which is accessible by visiting http    lt jenkins-url gt  script   Given that you are logged in and have the required permissions      Enter the following Groovy script to iterate over the installed plugins and print out the relevant information   Jenkins instance pluginManager plugins each    plugin - gt       println     plugin getDisplayName       plugin getShortName        plugin getVersion          It will print the results list like this  clipped      This solutions is similar to one of the answers above in that it uses Groovy  but here we are using the script console instead  The script console is extremely helpful when using Jenkins   Update  If you prefer a sorted list  you can call this sort method   def pluginList   new ArrayList Jenkins instance pluginManager plugins  pluginList sort   it getShortName     each    plugin - gt       println     plugin getDisplayName       plugin getShortName        plugin getVersion          Adjust the Closure to your liking  e g  here it is sorted by the shortName  in the example it is sorted by DisplayName

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If you re working in a docker environment and want to output the plugin list in a plugins txt format in order to pass that to the install scripts sh use these scripts in the http    jenkins  script console    This version is useful for getting specific package version   Jenkins instance pluginManager plugins each    plugin - gt       println     plugin getShortName      plugin getVersion           If you only want the plugin with the latest version you can use this  thanks  KymikoLoco for the tip    Jenkins instance pluginManager plugins each    plugin - gt       println     plugin getShortName    latest

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Jenkins 1 588  2nd of November  2014   amp  1 647  4th of February  2016    Jenkins   Manage Jenkins   System Information   Plugins

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There is a table listing all the plugins installed and whether or not they are enabled at http   jenkins systemInfo

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Use Jenkins CLI like this   java -jar jenkins-cli jar -s http    jenkins server  groovy    lt  pluginEnumerator groovy     in the call means  read from standard input   pluginEnumerator groovy contains the following Groovy code   println  Running plugin enumerator  println    def plugins   jenkins model Jenkins instance getPluginManager   getPlugins   plugins each  println    it getShortName    -   it getVersion      println    println  Total number of plugins    plugins size       If you would like to play with the code  here s Jenkins Java API documentation

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With curl and jq   curl -s  lt jenkins url gt  pluginManager api json depth 1       jq -r   plugins         shortName     version          sort   This command gives output in a format used by special Jenkins plugins txt file which enables you to pre-install dependencies  e g  in a docker image    ace-editor 1 1 ant 1 8 apache-httpcomponents-client-4-api 4 5 5-3 0   Example of a plugins txt  https   github com hoto jenkinsfile-examples blob master source jenkins usr share jenkins plugins txt

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Sharing another option found here with credentials  JENKINS HOST username password myhost com port curl -sSL  http    JENKINS HOST pluginManager api xml depth 1 amp xpath      shortName      version amp wrapper plugins    perl -pe  s     lt shortName gt    w-       lt version gt     lt        lt    w  gt     1  2 n g  sed  s

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I think these are not good enough answer s     many involve a couple of extra under-the-hood steps  Here s how I did it   sudo apt-get install jq      because the JSON output needs to be consumed after you call the API      bin bash server addr    jenkins  server port    8080   curl -s -k  http     server addr    server port  pluginManager api json depth 1        jq   plugins    shortName  version longName url   -c   sort      gt  plugin-list  echo  dude  here s your list    cat plugin-list

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You can be also interested what updates are available for plugins  For that  you have to merge the data about installed plugins with information about updates available here https   updates jenkins io current update-center json     To parse the downloaded file as a JSON you have to read online the second line  which is huge

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If you are a Jenkins administrator you can use the Jenkins system information page   http    lt jenkinsurl gt  systemInfo

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From the Jenkins home page    Click Manage Jenkins  Click Manage Plugins  Click on the Installed tab    Or   Go to the Jenkins URL directly   Your Jenkins base URL  pluginManager installed

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list of plugins in sorted order   Copy this into your Jenkins script console     def plugins   jenkins model Jenkins instance getPluginManager   getPlugins        List lt String gt  list   new ArrayList lt String gt         i   0     plugins each           i         println     i     it getShortName       it getVersion           list add    it getShortName       it getVersion                 list sort it      i   0     for  String item   list          i         println     i    item

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The Jenkins CLI supports listing all installed plugins   java -jar jenkins-cli jar -s http   localhost 8080  list-plugins

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For Jenkins version 2 125 the following worked   NOTE  Replace sections that say USERNAME and APIKEY with a valid UserName and APIKey for that corresponding user  The API key for a user is available via Manage Users   Select User   API Key option   You may have to extend the sleep if your Jenkins installation takes longer to start   The initiation yum update -y will upgrade the version as well if you installed Jenkins using yum as well    JENKINS AUTO UPDATE SCRIPT link this script into a cron                  bin bash sudo yum update -y sleep 120 UPDATE LIST    sudo  usr bin java -jar  var cache jenkins war WEB-INF jenkins-cli jar -auth  USERNAME APIKEY  -s http   localhost 8080  list-plugins   grep -e        awk    print  1       if     -z    UPDATE LIST      then     echo Updating Jenkins Plugins    UPDATE LIST       sudo  usr bin java -jar  var cache jenkins war WEB-INF jenkins-cli jar -auth  USERNAME APIKEY  -s http   localhost 8080  install-plugin   UPDATE LIST       sudo  usr bin java -jar  var cache jenkins war WEB-INF jenkins-cli jar -auth  USERNAME APIKEY  -s http   localhost 8080  safe-restart  fi

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These days I use the same approach as the answer described by  Behe below instead  updated link  https   stackoverflow com a 35292719 3423146  old link  https   stackoverflow com a 35292719 1597808   You can use the API in combination with depth  XPath  and wrapper arguments  The following will query the API of the pluginManager to list all plugins installed  but only to return their shortName and version attributes  You can of course retrieve additional fields by adding     to the end of the XPath parameter and specifying the pattern to identify the node  wget http    lt jenkins gt  pluginManager api xml depth 1 amp xpath      shortName      version amp wrapper plugins  The wrapper argument is required in this case  because it s returning more than one node as part of the result  both in that it is matching multiple fields with the XPath and multiple plugin nodes  It s probably useful to use the following URL in a browser to see what information on the plugins is available and then decide what you want to limit using XPath  http    lt jenkins gt  pluginManager api xml depth 1

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I wanted a solution that could run on master without any auth requirements and didn t see it here  I made a quick bash script that will pull out all the versions from the plugins dir   if   -f  JENKINS HOME plugin versions txt    then   rm  JENKINS HOME plugin versions txt fi  for dir in  JENKINS HOME plugins     do   dir   dir       dir   dir        version   grep Plugin-Version  JENKINS HOME plugins  dir META-INF MANIFEST MF   awk -F       print  2      echo  dir  version  gt  gt   JENKINS HOME plugin versions txt done

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The answers here were somewhat incomplete  And I had to compile information from other sources to actually acquire the plugin list   1  Get the Jenkins CLI  The Jenkins CLI will allow us to interact with our Jenkins server from the command line  We can get it with a simple curl call   curl  localhost 8080 jnlpJars jenkins-cli jar   gt  jenkins-cli jar   2  Create a Groovy script for parsing  thanks to malenkiy scot   Save the following as plugins groovy   def plugins   jenkins model Jenkins instance getPluginManager   getPlugins   plugins each  println    it getShortName       it getVersion        3  Call the Jenkins API for plugin results  Call the Jenkins server  localhost 8080 here  with your login username and password while referencing the Groovy script   java -jar jenkins-cli jar -s http   localhost 8080 groovy --username  admin  --password  admin     lt  plugins groovy  gt  plugins txt   The output to plugins txt looks like this   ace-editor  1 1 ant  1 5 antisamy-markup-formatter  1 5 authentication-tokens  1 3 blueocean-autofavorite  1 0 0 blueocean-commons  1 1 4 blueocean-config  1 1 4 blueocean-dashboard  1 1 4 blueocean-display-url  2 0 blueocean-events  1 1 4 blueocean-git-pipeline  1 1 4 blueocean-github-pipeline  1 1 4 blueocean-i18n  1 1 4 blueocean-jwt  1 1 4 blueocean-personalization  1 1 4 blueocean-pipeline-api-impl  1 1 4 blueocean-pipeline-editor  0 2 0 blueocean-pipeline-scm-api  1 1 4 blueocean-rest-impl  1 1 4

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There are lots of way to fetch this information but I am writing two ways as below   -  1  Get the jenkins cli   The jenkins CLI will allow us to interact with our jenkins server from the command line  We can get it with a simple curl call   curl  localhost 8080 jnlpJars jenkins-cli jar   gt  jenkins-cli jar  2  Create a groovy script  OR from jenkins script console  We need to create a groovy script to parse the information we receive from the jenkins API  This will output each plugin with its version  Save the following as plugins groovy   def plugins   jenkins model Jenkins instance getPluginManager   getPlugins   plugins each  println    it getShortName       it getVersion

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