To export Jenkins jobs , you need to provide the URL of the source Jenkins instance:
1 butler plugins export --server localhost:8080 --username admin --password admin
As shown above, butler will dump a list of plugins installed to stdout and a new file plugins.txt will be generated, with list of installed Jenkins plugins with name and version pairs:
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39 bouncycastle-api@2.16.2
structs@1.10
script-security@1.39
scm-api@2.2.6
workflow-step-api@2.14
workflow-api@2.24
workflow-support@2.16
durable-task@1.17
workflow-durable-task-step@2.17
credentials@2.1.16
ssh-credentials@1.13
plain-credentials@1.4
credentials-binding@1.13
gradle@1.28
pipeline-input-step@2.8
apache-httpcomponents-client-4-api@4.5.3-2.0
junit@1.23
windows-slaves@1.3.1
display-url-api@2.2.0
mailer@1.20
matrix-auth@2.2
antisamy-markup-formatter@1.5
matrix-project@1.12
jsch@0.1.54.1
git-client@2.7.0
pam-auth@1.3
authentication-tokens@1.3
docker-commons@1.11
ace-editor@1.1
jquery-detached@1.2.1
workflow-scm-step@2.6
workflow-cps@2.42
docker-workflow@1.14
jackson2-api@2.8.10.1
github-api@1.90
git@3.7.0
workflow-job@2.12.2
token-macro@2.3
github@1.28.1
Now, to import the plugins to the new Jenkins instance, use the command below with the URL of the Jenkins target instance as an argument:
1 butler plugins import --server localhost:8080 --username admin --password admin
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