I am trying to add bamboo-specs feature to matlab-bamboo-plugin so that users can specify their build configuration as a YAML file. While doing so, I am not able to verify the implemented changes on my bamboo local dev instance. The implemented changes are available here. * Is there any limitation for using bamboo-specs with a local instance? If not, am I missing something in my implementation? * What would be the task name when mentioning a task (from this plugin) in the YAML file (the key for task in this plugin is "com.mathworks.ci.matlab-bamboo-plugin: ")? Any sort of guidance would be appreciated, thanks! (FYI the plugin is not available on the Atlassian Marketplace. The users download the jar file from the mentioned repository and upload it to their bamboo)

Hey @Eduardo Alvarenga and team, It would be great if you could have a look and provide some guidance. Thanks in advance! Regards, Kapil

Hey @Eduardo Alvarenga and team, We're still stuck here. It would be great if you could have a look and provide some guidance. Thanks in advance! Regards, Kapil

Hey @Eduardo Alvarenga and team, Any idea why we might be encountering this error with our implementation? Or we might be missing? Regards, Kapil

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Error in implementing bamboo-specs feature for a plugin

Kapil Gupta_kg0er7

I am trying to add bamboo-specs feature to matlab-bamboo-plugin so that users can specify their build configuration as a YAML file. While doing so, I am not able to verify the implemented changes on my bamboo local dev instance. The implemented changes are available here.

Is there any limitation for using bamboo-specs with a local instance? If not, am I missing something in my implementation?
What would be the task name when mentioning a task (from this plugin) in the YAML file (the key for <taskName> task in this plugin is
"com.mathworks.ci.matlab-bamboo-plugin:<taskName>")?

Any sort of guidance would be appreciated, thanks!

(FYI the plugin is not available on the Atlassian Marketplace. The users download the jar file from the mentioned repository and upload it to their bamboo)

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Eduardo Alvarenga

Hello @Kapil Gupta,

Each app needs to implement its own Export methods so Bamboo can use them to build its Java and YAML Specs.

First, try to export your Plan to YAML Specs and use it as a model. If the app configuration doesn't show up on the YAML code, try exporting to Java Specs.

If you can export the Plan configuration to Java Specs and it contains the instructions for your Matlab app, you can try following the instructions on the KB below and adapt to your YAML code (not guaranteed to work):

How to generate YAML Specs for any-task configurations

Kind regards,

Eduardo Alvarenga
Atlassian Support APAC

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Kapil Gupta_kg0er7

Hey @Eduardo Alvarenga ,

Thanks for your reply!

I have implemented export methods for all my tasks (three in our MATLAB plugin). When I try to export my plan to Java Specs, it does show me my task's conversion (see image1 below), but when I try to export my plan to YAML specs instead of using a keyword related to my task, it uses any-task keyword along with the key to convert the plan to specs (see image2 below).

IMAGE 1:

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IMAGE 2:

Few puzzles:

Is this how it is supposed to work? For example, it would use any-task keyword itself when I try to export my plan as YAML (but it would work fine for Java specs)
If not, how is the task keyword determined? I was expecting the YAML conversion to look something like this (see image3 below, the first line is the task keyword, i.e. runMATLABTest, instead of any-task).

IMAGE 3:

Regards,

Kapil

Eduardo Alvarenga

Hello @Kapil Gupta

Any-task is the generic implementation for apps that don't have a specific export/import structure. Each task is distinguished by its 'plugin-key' value. Just use the model on "Image 2" and it should be ok.

Thank you,

Eduardo Alvarenga
Atlassian Support APAC

--please don't forget to Accept the answer if the reply is helpful--

Kapil Gupta_kg0er7

Hey @Eduardo Alvarenga ,

That is what I'm trying to check. I have extended bamboo-specs feature for my plugin tasks (now it should be able to import/export; and it indeed can for "Java specs"), why is it still using any-task for conversion to "YAML specs".

I know model from Image 2 would work fine. I was just wondering if there is a way to use this task (which has extended bamboo specs) in my YAML file without using the any-task keyword and just some my-task specific keyword.
Is something like IMAGE 3 not applicable?

Regards,

Kapil

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