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	Comments on: How to Integrate Jenkins with SVN ? &#124; Jenkins Integration with SVN Guide	</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Integrating Jenkins with SVN (Subversion) enables automated builds by connecting your CI server to the SVN repository so Jenkins can monitor code changes, trigger jobs, and pull the latest commits for building, testing, and deployment; this setup typically involves installing the Subversion plugin in Jenkins, configuring the SVN repository URL and credentials in the job settings, and defining build triggers, which together streamline continuous integration and ensure consistent delivery of code changes.]]></description>
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