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Continuous Integration server options provided by Stash

Mohan Krishnan1

Hello ,

Can we integrate stash with Continuous Integration server other than Bamboo?

Regards,

Mohan

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TimP

Hi Mohan,

You can indeed! You'll just need to configure your build server to post build results to the Stash Build Status REST API. See the documentation on Updating build status for commits for details.

Depending on your CI server, someone may have already built integration for you. For example:

Jenkins: https://github.com/gruetter/stashNotifier
TeamCity: https://github.com/mendhak/teamcity-stash

cheers,

Tim

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TimP

Hi Mohan,

You can indeed! You'll just need to configure your build server to post build results to the Stash Build Status REST API. See the documentation on Updating build status for commits for details.

Depending on your CI server, someone may have already built integration for you. For example:

Jenkins: https://github.com/gruetter/stashNotifier
TeamCity: https://github.com/mendhak/teamcity-stash

cheers,

Tim

Mohan Krishnan1

But i wanted it the other way .. A push to stash server should be queued for build in a continious integration server not the build server posting build results to the Stash Build Status REST API.

TimP

Hi again Mohan,

Absolutely! You could either:

set your build server to poll your Stash repository for changes (just like any other git repository); or
(more efficient) you could install a repository hook that notifies your build server when changes are pushed to your Stash repository. This repository hook example demonstrates just that.

Again, I'd do a quick google to see if someone's already built a Stash hook that integrates with your particular build server before going off and writing your own.

cheers,

Tim

Mohan Krishnan1

Thanks Tim !

So can i push commit/branch from my git client (local repository ) to refs/for/<branchname> ( like gerrit ) in stash server and use the repository hook to notify build server of the available changes in refs/for/<branchname>