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Jenkins Releases

Track every Jenkins release, from weekly builds to LTS. Version timelines, EOL dates, security advisories, and upgrade guidance for CI/CD teams.

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Version Timeline

All tracked releases with lifecycle status and EOL dates.

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Health Status

Overall support health

Jenkins Health Status
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EOL Countdown

Next end-of-life date

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Latest Version

Current stable release

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CVE Status

Known vulnerabilities

Jenkins CVE Status
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Jenkins releases and lifecycle.

What is the difference between Jenkins Weekly and LTS?
Weekly releases ship new features every week. LTS releases are selected from the weekly stream every 12 weeks and receive backported bug fixes for 12 weeks after the next LTS baseline.
How often does Jenkins release updates?
Weekly releases ship every week. LTS point releases ship roughly every 4 weeks with critical bug fixes and security patches.
Which Jenkins version should I use in production?
Use the latest LTS release for production. It receives security patches and critical fixes without the risk of bleeding-edge changes from weekly builds.
Is Jenkins still relevant in 2026?
Yes. Jenkins remains the most widely deployed CI/CD server with a massive plugin ecosystem. While cloud-native alternatives like GitHub Actions and GitLab CI have grown, Jenkins dominates in enterprises with complex, self-hosted pipelines.

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