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SBT Assembly Artifact

Kailash_suf5ul

Hi , I'm trying to create Deployment project for my bamboo plan. As a part of it , im trying to create Artifact.

For SBT Assemblty everytime jar file will be created in

.../target/scala<version>/<Assembly.jar>

So now when i'm defining artifact what is the copy pattern i should give so that only jar file will be available for next Task( for eg: SCP Task)

for eg:

If i define

Location --> folder/<<sbtproject>>/target

copy pattern --> **/scala*/Assembly*.jar

Then after next scp task , i can see Assembly jar with scala folder in target director

for eg:

scala-2.12/Assembly_0.21.jar

How can i over come this ? so that i can only copy jar files to respective envionments.

Kailash

Accepted answers

Kailash_suf5ul

Instead of **/scala*/Assembly*.jar

scala*/Assembly*.jar

So now only Assembly jar is considered.

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Victor Debone_qkmjhv

Hello @Kailash, welcome to the Atlassian Community

May I ask some clarifying questions before I can try to help you?

I want to understand better which part or behaviour of artifact copying in Bamboo you specifically want to overcome, maybe, can you rephrase your question?

Also, you mentioned that you have the SBT Assembly jar being created, is that being created from a build plan or an environment task?

Victor

Kailash_suf5ul

Hi @Victor Debone , Thanks for reply.

The part where i was facing difficult was while defining the "copy Pattern" for Deployment Project.

So when i trigger the deployment project, the scp task was coping the assembly jar with folders as welll.

for eg: scala-2.12/Assembly_0.21.jar

I resolved this issue by adjusting the copy pattern.

Kailash_suf5ul

Instead of **/scala*/Assembly*.jar

scala*/Assembly*.jar

So now only Assembly jar is considered.

Victor Debone_qkmjhv

You're welcome @Kailash, I'm glad that you found a working solution

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