My Jenkins server has lot of embedded scripts (not script files) such as Groovy, Shell , Batch etc..
Is there anyway to keep track of the changes doing for these script by submitting the changes to a 'Version control system'
I found this Job Config History Plugin. But it only keep a copy of config file locally.
The way I achieve this is by running a periodic job that runs a shell script to commits changes. I use this in conjunction with the thin backup plugin, which, similar to the Job Config History plugin, stores the backups locally. I basically let the plugin do all the work of backing up the specified configurations, and then it's a few lines of scripting to commit those backups to the repository.
Note: I use svn rather than Git, otherwise I'd pass along the shell script to do the commits. I believe there are resources out there already though that will give you the commands you need to commit to Git.
