Hello,
My name is Yongjun Hong, and I have contributed to over 20 Java-based open-source projects, including JUnit5, Spring Boot, and Naver’s Fixture Monkey and various apache projects.
One of the most meaningful contributions I’ve made was implementing parallel execution in JUnit5’s Vintage Engine. Originally, test executions were strictly sequential, but I enhanced performance by enabling parallel execution at both the class and method levels. During this process, I also identified and resolved a deadlock issue, which further deepened my understanding of concurrency and strengthened my Java expertise.
Currently, I’m particularly interested in enhancing the functionality of Jenkinsfile Runner and integrating it with GitHub Actions. I believe this project offers a practical solution to common CI/CD automation challenges, especially as teams transition to modern Jenkins tech stacks. With my experience in Java and Docker, I’m confident I can help modernize Jenkinsfile Runner and reinforce its integration with GitHub Actions.
As part of a formal proposal, I’m planning to prepare a basic architectural document for the project. Would you happen to have any specific directions or considerations you’d like me to keep in mind?
You can find a summary of my past contributions on my GitHub profile below
Thank you for your time, and I look forward to hearing your thoughts.
Best regards,
Yongjun Hong