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How can I use a Git repository in a Bamboo Deployment Project?

David M. Carr

My Bamboo server is currently version 5.3 build 4101. I want to use a deployment script that's stored within the project's git repo as one of the steps for the deployment project.

When I edit the tasks for an environment in the deployment project, it allows me to add a Source Code Checkout task and it includes a message "Typically, this is used for accessing scripts required for your deployment. However, any compilation and packaging of code should be performed in the plan related to this Deployment Project and the result of the packaging shared via Artifact Sharing" that makes me think that it's intended to be supported. However, the Repository drop-down is empty, doesn't allow selections, and I can't figure out how to get a repository to show up there. If I save the Source Code Checkout task with the repository field blank, it doesn't do anything when the environment is deployed.

Is there a way to get the Source Code Checkout task working in a deployment project?

Accepted answers

Marcin Gardias

You need define your repository as 'Shared Repository': Administration -> Shared Repositories (in version <= 5.4 nomenclature; it's called Linked Repository in 5.5).

You can convert your existing repository to shared by going to it's configuration and clicking on 'Convert to shared repository' link. (you need to be Bamboo admin for this)

Please note that checkout task in Deployment project always updates to the tip of the git branch.

All comments

Marcin Gardias

You need define your repository as 'Shared Repository': Administration -> Shared Repositories (in version <= 5.4 nomenclature; it's called Linked Repository in 5.5).

You can convert your existing repository to shared by going to it's configuration and clicking on 'Convert to shared repository' link. (you need to be Bamboo admin for this)

Please note that checkout task in Deployment project always updates to the tip of the git branch.

Marcin Gardias

You need define your repository as 'Shared Repository': Administration -> Shared Repositories (in version <= 5.4 nomenclature; it's called Linked Repository in 5.5).

You can convert your existing repository to shared by going to it's configuration and clicking on 'Convert to shared repository' link. (you need to be Bamboo admin for this)

Please note that checkout task in Deployment project always updates to the tip of the git branch.

Ron Chan2

If don't require the entire repository, I would suggest you tag the script(s) as an artifact on the build side, then your deployment project will be able to use each time.

Mihai Marinescu

For us it is a big deal and the main reason we are not using Deployment projects that the Sourcecode Checkout task is not checking out the same exact code that triggered the deplyment build. It is not nice to make artifacts with sourcecode/scripts when it's available in the Sourcecode system. They should be retrieved from there, i don't understand why Atlassian has not added this simple feature that the user can specify which revision to checkout.