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Can I edit the Bamboo build number?

Frank Schimmel

Hi,

I am evaluating options for encoding the sprint/iteration no. into the 4th digit of our software version scheme.

Is there a way in Bamboo's plan configuration where I set the offset for the Bamboo build number before the next build starts?

Many thanks in advance!

Frank

Accepted answers

Krystian Brazulewicz

Update: please see our knowledge base article for the updated workaround.

Also if you want to track the progress of our work on this suggestion watch/vote on BAM-10282.

I'm not sure if I understood your question correctly, but if you're asking if you can change the "next build number" for a plan or branch then it only possible by direct DB manipulation:

UPDATE build SET next_build_number = X WHERE full_key = <your-plan-key>

warning Please make sure you create full DB backup before executing any manual modifications.

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Krystian Brazulewicz

Update: please see our knowledge base article for the updated workaround.

Also if you want to track the progress of our work on this suggestion watch/vote on BAM-10282.

I'm not sure if I understood your question correctly, but if you're asking if you can change the "next build number" for a plan or branch then it only possible by direct DB manipulation:

UPDATE build SET next_build_number = X WHERE full_key = <your-plan-key>

warning Please make sure you create full DB backup before executing any manual modifications.

Frank Schimmel

Thank you for the immediate answer. The SQL statement will do exactly what I was looking for, but I hoped this would also be supported in the Web-GUI, which is - as you write - obviously not the case.

Oleg Efimov

ksondere

Is this still the best way to do this?

I see some suggestion on the Internet that the build number cannot be lowered but must always be raised.

Is that true?

yogesh_devi

Thanks for this information @Krystian Brazulewicz ; Please note that Bamboo schema has changed since this post.

I use Atlassian Bamboo version 6.8.1 .

I am describing what I did to achieve same effect with new schema I so it may save time for others .

The table that maintain build numbers in newer versions of Bamboo is called "BUILD_NUMBERS"

To make a determination of per plan next build number corresponding to title or from plan key I used this join

"select TITLE, FULL_KEY, BUILD.BUILD_ID , BUILD_NUMBERS.NEXT_BUILD_NUMBER from BUILD, BUILD_NUMBERS where BUILD_NUMBERS.BUILD_ID=BUILD.BUILD_ID;"

And then to update BUILD_NUMBERS - I ran following query

UPDATE BUILD_NUMBERS SET NEXT_BUILD_NUMBER = <desired build number> WHERE  BUILD_ID =<plan id  for your plan that you figured from above query >

yogesh_devi

I also tried a third party plugin # Build Number Manager for Bamboo available on atlassian marketplace and that helps me solve my purpose.

This plugin provides a feature called "Enable plan / branches build number synchronization" that can be enabled or disabled on any build plan

When turned on this feature ("Enable plan / branches build number) causes every branch build on the particular build plan to have unique build number that increments from the highest build number in plan branch.

So for example if your plan branch has build number 555 when you enable this feature, and then you build on another branch in that plan . In that case the branch build will have a build number 556 or more. In other words the increment in build number transcends all branches ( not just the plan branch ) . While this is useful in ensuring every build on a plan has a unique number regardless of branch - it causes build number skyrocket on a large team so has to be used with discretion. And also the plugin comes with a price tag

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