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Exclude changeset for [skip ci] not working

Felipe Di Bernardi S. Thiago
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August 15, 2019

I'm currently using Bamboo version 6.9.2 build 60911 and have been facing a problem with the exclude changeset property on linked repositories.

I've need to exclude any commits starting with [skip ci] and have tried the following regex, all to no avail:

.*skip\sci.*

[sS]skip ci[sS]

.*skip ci.*

(.)*skip ci(.)*

Does anyone have any idea why are this regex not working?

Thanks in advance,

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Felipe Di Bernardi S. Thiago
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August 15, 2019

After extensive search and the good and ol' try everything you've got, I found the regular expression that made my day:

(.)*skip ci(.)*\n

 

Hope this helps someone in the same situation!

Karthik
September 18, 2019

Hi Felipe,

It didn't work for me, I am pretty much exhausted with multiple regular expression. Can you or support team member confirm this fixed in the version you are using 6.9.2. If so i can update to the same, I am on Bamboo version 6.9.1 build 60910 - 04 Jun 19.

Looking forward to hearing from you

Regards,

Karthik 

Július Kovács
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June 10, 2026

Hi Karthik,

The following regex pattern worked for Atlassian Bamboo version 10.2.18 build 100223, searching for any occurrence of skip ci, ci skip, skipci

(?is).*\b(?:skip\s*ci|ci\s*skip)\b.*

I can't take credit for it though, the pattern came from Copilot with GPT-5.3-Codex.

Kind regards,

Julius 

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