Sorry to disappoint but I think Jenkins will be here far beyond 2025.
However on the topic of real-time integration that is somewhat already here for no-code systems that are already divorced from traditional version control.
However on the topic of real-time integration that is somewhat already here for no-code systems that are already divorced from traditional version control.
When I say tech debt I mean design flaws created by designer who simply could not anticipate the future. I'm not talking about bugs, mistakes or intentional shortcuts.
Whether jenkins is "tech debt" is a different topic. But whether Jenkins is here to stay past 2025 has nothing to do with how well it's designed.