Jenkinsfile drift across branches in Multibranch Pipelines
Per-branch Jenkinsfile copies fall out of sync as projects grow; Shared Libraries help but discovery and migration are uneven. Centralizing the Jenkinsfile in its own repo has tradeoffs.
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