How do you auto-trigger Jenkins builds from GitHub GitLab

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How do you auto-trigger Jenkins builds from GitHub/GitLab?
Automated build triggers improve development flow and reduce manual steps. This question looks at configuring Jenkins to automatically start builds when code is pushed to GitHub or GitLab. The setup involves webhook configurations or plugin-based integrations, and the answer may include steps or examples for establishing reliable auto-triggered builds.
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