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Feature request: Jenkins migrated to GitHub Actions #849
Jenkins currently doesn't accept MFA requests for whatever reason. Nobody currently has access to Jenkins further, it can only run unit tests and the rest of the CI workload just fine, but admin access is currently revoked for an unknown reason.
It's been discussed that this server should switch back to GitHub Actions instead of Jenkins. Looking at the Actions runners, the latest activity there was from May 2025 exactly one year ago. Thus this is completely possible, just the costs need to be investigated and addressed first before-hand.
How do you think this should work?
Make a plan of how to pull this off and what else to actually take into account. This touches the repo's deepest settings so we need a clear action plan and steps to achieve this with 0 downtime, if possible.
Any additional info?
Currently only Mikhail as the original lead has access to the repo settings, on top of @jpetays and nobody else has access. This should be addressed further as it's been discussed in the past already. The new person with VIP repo access should either be me and/or @tickBit as the leads.
changed the title [-]Feature request: Jenkins migrated to GitHub Actions or something similar[/-][+]Feature request: Jenkins migrated to GitHub Actions[/+]on May 27, 2026
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CapoMK25 commentedon May 26, 2026
No costs on a public repo, even in 2026. Albeit the costs would be insanely low anyway with just unit tests being ran on each PR.
[-]Feature request: Jenkins migrated to GitHub Actions or something similar[/-][+]Feature request: Jenkins migrated to GitHub Actions[/+]CapoMK25 commentedon May 27, 2026
Exploratory PR for this in place right now. Need to address the CI part further on it.
CapoMK25 commentedon Jul 16, 2026
This is a duplicate of Mikhail's issue, I'm closing this.