As a user trying to configure your bitbucket-pipelines.yml, what examples would like to see? Currently we have the following examples during set up: * .NET Core * Java - Maven * Java - Gradle * Node.js * Ruby * Python * PHP Please upvote the answer or submit additional ones

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What configuration examples would you like to see for Bitbucket Pipelines?

xtjhin

As a user trying to configure your bitbucket-pipelines.yml, what examples would like to see?

Currently we have the following examples during set up:

.NET Core
Java - Maven
Java - Gradle
Node.js
Ruby
Python
PHP

Please upvote the answer or submit additional ones

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Scala

Go (golang)

Rust

Haskell

Clojure

PHP - Laravel

C++ / Qt

Elixir/Erlang

C++

Fortran

Scala - SBT

Obj-C / Swift

QML

QML

C++ - CMake (at least for Unix gcc, MinGW gcc and Visual Studio Visual C++ Compiler)

Markus Bühler

Victor Hugo Garcia

C# basically Xamarin Projects.

Salesforce

c# please

Angular

Obj-c / Swift

Powershell, please

.Net with VB

Why Laravel?

Erlang/Elixir for Phoenix installs.

Daniel Wester

Not as much of of a language but rather a "how to". I'd really like to be able to see an example of how to configure it with sensitive credentials so that we can deploy it without having to store the creds in the repo (or the creds to the thing that holds the creds)...

xtjhin

Hey Daniel, you can already store credentials as secured environment variables. Although not described on the configuration screen, it is documented in our user docs. Just wondering if you knew about this or something we need surface better.

orestisgorgas

Scala

unknown

The full .Net stack. Now we just have .Net Core

chris_roames

CMake - looks like there is a C++ example with `make`

rupole1185 NA

I agree with that!

Daniel Wester_n7erpo

Wasn't aware of it so it helps a little bit. But the problem with that one is that it's still a little bit open:

Environment variables added on the repository level can be accessed by any users with the push permission in the repository.

Ideally it would be restricted to repo admin and pipelines. smile

xtjhin

Hey @Daniel Wester [Wittified],

The reason why anyone with 'push' permission to the repository can 'access' those variables is that the pipeline configuration is in the repository so they could modify the build script to indirectly access them.

xtjhin

We've added this example in-product for Go!

image: golang:1.7
pipelines:
  default:
    - step:
        script: # Modify the commands below to build your repository.
          - PACKAGE_PATH="${GOPATH}/src/bitbucket.org/${BITBUCKET_REPO_OWNER}/${BITBUCKET_REPO_SLUG}"
          - mkdir -pv "${PACKAGE_PATH}"
          - tar -cO --exclude-vcs --exclude=bitbucket-pipelines.yml . | tar -xv -C "${PACKAGE_PATH}"
          - cd "${PACKAGE_PATH}"
          - go get -v
          - go build -v
          - go test -v

Mikael Sand

vlasovmaksim

Here a link to the example with C++/CMake project:

pipeline_cpp

vlasovmaksim

Here a link to the example with C++/CMake project:

pipeline_cpp

Arildo Junior

Objective-C and Swift

gokulrajan12

Swift 3

devpartisan

What build tools are popular with .NET folks these days? MS Build is there whether you like it or not, but what about Fake or PSake? Any others?

Yaroslav Tatarenko

MS Build

Muhammad Ummar

So there is no way I can build a .NET 4.5 project now using pipelines?

Andrew Myers

+1 for Clojure/Leiningen. It's super easy to add though:

image: clojure:lein

pipelines:
  default:
    - step:
        script:
          - lein clean
          - lein test

xtjhin

Scala, using this docker image. I'll add this to template selection next week.

image: bitbucketpipelines/scala-sbt:scala-2.12

pipelines:
  default:
    - step:
        script:
          - sbt test

xtjhin

image: bitbucketpipelines/scala-sbt:scala-2.12

pipelines:
  default:
    - step:
        script:
          - sbt test

Using this docker image I created

trusk

Swift 3.1

Edit: Before swift 4 arrives https://github.com/apple/swift-evolution

Niels Damkjær

MS Build is the way to go :-)

Markus Bühler

Yes (or better no :-) - it's not possible to build .NET 4.5 projects using pipeline. Based on technology behind pipeline, I fear it will never be possible until Microsoft does a hughe step. Btw: It's working with .NET Core

Sebastien Poulet-Mathis

swift 4

cmacdonnacha

React native

Aaron Kramer

I dont think this works any longer, when going to go get -v it returns:

go install: no install location for directory /opt/atlassian/pipelines/agent/build/${PACKAGE_PATH} outside GOPATH

Kaioost

That's exactly the output I got. I've tried setting GOPATH and GOBIN, to no avail.

ayushka.partohap

What is the "zip file" needed to deploy to heroku?

hsugiuchi

@xtjhin
Hi, Joshua,

I would really really like to have a sample for C++ with Qt5 build sample.
The Qt Eco System is getting quite popular recently and I believe it would help bunch of developers. Actually, I have hardly found C++ Qt5 samples. I could find in Travis CI, but others were less or hard to find a simple sample.

Thank you in advance.

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