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    = I want your Declarative Pipeline!

    I'm working on a grammar and parser for link:https://www.jenkins.io/doc/book/pipeline[declarative Jenkins Pipelines]
    called link:https://github.com/rtyler/jdp[Jenkins Declarative Parser]. In order to make this parser work well, I need
    real-world declarative `Jenkinsfile`s, that's where **you** come in!

    If you have a `Jenkinsfile` which you're allowed to share publicly, follow these steps:

    * Create a new directory inside the link:https://github.com/rtyler/jdp/tree/main/data/valid[`data/valid`] directory
    * Add your `Jenkinsfile` to the directory
    * Submit that in a pull request!
    GitHub Actions will determine whether the grammar can already handle your `Jenkinsfile`, if not I'll be fixing that shortly!