Hi Team, The requirement is to trigger a Bamboo build with any update in actions in JIRA(Ex: Issue Update or comment update) We have followed the approach below: * Connected JIRA with Bamboo using a webhook. * We are trying various webhook URL’s but the trigger of Bamboo build is not successful. Kindly suggest if anyone has worked on similar approach.

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Bamboo build trigger from JIRA

Divya Rohidas

Hi Team,

The requirement is to trigger a Bamboo build with any update in actions in JIRA(Ex: Issue Update or comment update)

We have followed the approach below:

Connected JIRA with Bamboo using a webhook.
We are trying various webhook URL’s but the trigger of Bamboo build is not successful.

Kindly suggest if anyone has worked on similar approach.

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Jeyanthan I

Hi Divya,

Just to close the loop after assisting you internally via support ticket,

this cURL command triggers a new build as explained in this page.

curl -X POST http://host:port/rest/api/latest/queue/PLAN-KEY?os_authType=basic --user username:password

You may have to disable "Enable XSRF protection" option in Overview -> Security settings for this to execute successfully.

To use it within a JIRA workflow, use it in this format for the webhook URL.

http://yourusername:yourpasswd@bamboo-host:8085/rest/api/latest/queue/PLAN-KEY?os_authType=basic

Note: When configuring Webhook, the Exclude body checkbox MUST be checked.

Glad it helped.

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Jeyanthan I

Hi Divya,

Just to close the loop after assisting you internally via support ticket,

this cURL command triggers a new build as explained in this page.

curl -X POST http://host:port/rest/api/latest/queue/PLAN-KEY?os_authType=basic --user username:password

You may have to disable "Enable XSRF protection" option in Overview -> Security settings for this to execute successfully.

To use it within a JIRA workflow, use it in this format for the webhook URL.

http://yourusername:yourpasswd@bamboo-host:8085/rest/api/latest/queue/PLAN-KEY?os_authType=basic

Note: When configuring Webhook, the Exclude body checkbox MUST be checked.

Glad it helped.

Divya Rohidas

Hi Jey,

Iam able to trigger the build now.

Thanks a lot.

Malentaqui

Is there any plugin to do that? or any other easier way?

Mahesh Pawar

Jeyanthan Inbasekaran

Thanks for info.

but my query is that , i want to pass some Jira fields like issue.key, project.key, project.id etc. to bamboo as well

can you help me out.

possibly like this

http://yourusername:yourpasswd@bamboo-host:8085/rest/api/latest/queue/PLAN-KEY?os_authType=basic&myid={$issue.key}&pid=${project.id}

Mahesh Pawar

using above webhook bamboo is getting triggered.But the values[echo ${myid}, ] while printing in bamboo is coming empty.

nivetha murugan

Hi Divya,

I too facing the same issue as u got. Can u suggest me what URL u were using to get this work done.

I wanted to trigger bamboo build when the issue transition in JIRA. I have doubt in webhook URL in JIRA.

Kindly give some idea.

Haresh Perera

Is there any way to trigger API post call with Ansible ...

Mahesh Pawar

In workflow tat transition add a webhook.

In that webhook call your Bamboo job using this URL:

http://yourusername:yourpasswd@bamboo-host:8085/rest/api/latest/queue/PLAN-KEY?os_authType=basic

This will trigger the bamboo the plan once transition is occured.

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