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    <p>Here are 2 ways to find that information.</p> <p>The easiest is probably to to grep the job config files:</p> <p>E.g. when you know the class name (or package name) of your plugin (e.g. org.jenkinsci.plugins.unity3d.Unity3dBuilder):</p> <pre><code>find $JENKINS_HOME/jobs/ -name config.xml -maxdepth 2 | xargs grep Unity3dBuilder </code></pre> <p>Another is to use something like <a href="https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Scriptler+Plugin" rel="noreferrer">the scriptler plugin</a>, but then you need more information about where the plugin is used in the build.</p> <pre><code>import hudson.model.* import hudson.maven.* import hudson.tasks.* for(item in Hudson.instance.items) { //println("JOB : "+item.name); for (builder in item.builders){ if (builder instanceof org.jenkinsci.plugins.unity3d.Unity3dBuilder) { println("&gt;&gt;" + item.name.padRight(50, " ") + "\t UNITY3D BUILDER with " + builder.unity3dName); } } } } </code></pre> <p><strong>Update</strong>: here's a small scriplet script that might ease you finding the relevant class names. It can certainly be improved:</p> <pre><code>import jenkins.model.*; import hudson.ExtensionFinder; List&lt;ExtensionFinder&gt; finders = Jenkins.instance.getExtensionList(ExtensionFinder.class); for (finder in finders) { println("&gt;&gt;&gt; " + finder); if (finder instanceof hudson.ExtensionFinder.GuiceFinder) { println(finder.annotations.size()); for (key in finder.annotations.keySet()) { println(key); } } else if (finder instanceof ruby.RubyExtensionFinder) { println(finder.parsedPlugins.size()); for (plugin in finder.parsedPlugins) { for (extension in plugin.extensions) { println("ruby wrapper for " + extension.instance.clazz); } } } else if (finder instanceof hudson.cli.declarative.CLIRegisterer) { println(finder.discover(Jenkins.instance)); for (extension in finder.discover(Jenkins.instance)) { println("CLI wrapper for " + extension.instance.class); // not sure what to do with those } } else { println("UNKNOWN FINDER TYPE"); } } </code></pre> <p>(inlined scriplet from my original listJenkinsExtensions submission to <a href="http://scriptlerweb.appspot.com" rel="noreferrer">http://scriptlerweb.appspot.com</a> which seems down)</p> <p>Don't forget to backup!</p>
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