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The document discusses using Jenkins for continuous integration of .NET projects. It recommends installing plugins for Git, MSBuild, NUnit and other tools to integrate them with Jenkins. The Groovy and PowerShell plugins allow adding custom build steps. Overall Jenkins is presented as a good option for continuous integration of .NET projects by automating builds and running tests on each code change.
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