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Bamboo Testless script

Pankaj Chawla

Hi All,

I am new to bamboo. I want to know when it will give me the build pass and build failed notifiacation.

Till date what i have done is:

I have installed bamboo on my local machine and integrated it with SVN.I did checked in code in my svn server. code is just an hello world example in java.

when i check in the code it triggers a build and the result always is builed failed.

can any build please tell me what i will have to do see builed passes

-Pankaj

Accepted answers

Marcin Gardias

Which version of Bamboo is it?

I think the problem is that you have no Tasks defined except for the checkout. Go to the Job configuration as described above, click Add Task and use one of the tasks there.

For a start, you can define a Script Task that will just 'exit 0' or run javac on your program or whatever you want really :-)

All comments

Marcin Gardias

I think you need to uncheck 'This build will produce test results' in your Ant/Maven Task configuration.

Pankaj Chawla

Thaks for you reply,

kindly tell me where can i locate this option?Because i am unable to see this option any where i am using bamboo 3.3

-pankaj

Marcin Gardias

In plan view, click 'default job', select 'Configure Job' from the menu, go to the Tasks tab, click on the Ant/Maven task (whichever you use)

If that doesn't help please post the build log.

Pankaj Chawla

i have not added this in my task, ant/Maven is not even installed on my machine

do i need to add it to my task and then uncheck it?

Marcin Gardias

Which version of Bamboo is it?

I think the problem is that you have no Tasks defined except for the checkout. Go to the Job configuration as described above, click Add Task and use one of the tasks there.

For a start, you can define a Script Task that will just 'exit 0' or run javac on your program or whatever you want really :-)