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1. Install the required version of Jenkins.

2. Download the specific version "jenkins.war" (e.g., version 2.401.1).

3. Navigate to the download folder using the terminal: cd Downloads

4. List all items in the Downloads folder: ls

5. Run Jenkins on a different port since the default port 8080 might be in use: java -jar jenkins.war --httpPort=9090

6. Search for Maven in the terminal: brew search mvn

7. Install Maven: brew install mvn

8. Install JDK. Once Jenkins is running, go to Dashboard > Manage Jenkins > Tools, fill in the JDK details, and set the “Java_home.”

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9. Install maven, Once Jenkins is running, go to Dashboard > Manage Jenkins > Tools, fill in the maven details, and set the “maven_home”. refer screenshot.

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After Jenkins Installation

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1. Install the Jenkins Plugin for RMsis:

   • Go to Manage Jenkins > System Configuration.

   • Under System Configuration, click on "Plugins".

   • Click on the gear icon for "Advanced Settings" on the left side of the Jenkins dashboard.

   • Upload the RMsis Plugin for Jenkins. Download it from the following link: RMsis Jenkins PluginRefer to the attached image for guidance.

2. Deploy the plugin and configure the Jira RMsis Server:

   • Open Jenkins Global Configuration.

   • Navigate to Dashboard > Manage Jenkins > System > Jira RMsis Server Configuration.

   • Input credentials to access the JIRA+RMsis server.

   • Multiple Jira RMsis Server instances can be stored here, e.g., test and production instances.

   • Required details include:

     • Jira Base URL

     • Username

     • Password

   • Click on "Test Configuration" to verify the details and then Save the configuration. Refer to the attached image for Global configuration.

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Note: Constructor name should be mapped with the test case once build is ready click on “test result” option of the existing test project, navigate to the

“com.mycompany.app > AppTest > AppTest > testAppConstructor/ testAppMessage. ”