Rename repository

[jglick]

Do not use the term JNLP. Do you mean inbound agent?

[timja]

Done, ci.jenkins.io and trusted.ci.jenkins.io updated as well

[jglick]

I have already forgotten what exactly this repository was called last week, but could it be confused with https://github.com/jenkinsci/docker-inbound-agent?

[dduportal]

I have already forgotten what exactly this repository was called last week, but could it be confused with https://github.com/jenkinsci/docker-inbound-agent?

yep it could be confused.
the only important is the other one « docker-inbound-agent ».
I want to propose a jep to group « docker-agent », « docker-inbound-agent » (singular) and « docker-ssh-agent » into one repository « docker-agent » as they depend on each other (or should).
It means less naming confusion.

however, wdyt renaming here something like « docker-inbound-collection » or « docker-agent-tools » as they are aimed at providing « tools » ?

(I would personnally vote to stop maintenance of this assets and archive it given the compatibility matrix that we have to keep. Providing a nice documentation showing a Dockerfile example - eventually a generator- would make more sense)

[jglick]

group … into one repository

That would make sense.

something like « docker-inbound-collection » or « docker-agent-tools »

Sure. No particular opinion as I have little knowledge of this repo or who relies on it.

[lemeurherveCB]

I want to propose a jep to group « docker-agent », « docker-inbound-agent » (singular) and « docker-ssh-agent » into one repository « docker-agent » as they depend on each other (or should).

Related:

• Rename this repository to reflect that it concerns both agent and inbound-agent? docker-agent#749

renaming here something like « docker-inbound-collection » or « docker-agent-tools » as they are aimed at providing « tools » ?

+1, I would propose "docker-inbound-examples".

(I would personnally vote to stop maintenance of this assets and archive it given the compatibility matrix that we have to keep. Providing a nice documentation showing a Dockerfile example - eventually a generator- would make more sense)

+100