Hello, I have a build that I run. When it's done, the reports that it generates are outputted to a specific directory (say ~/builds/output/reports.) What I'd like to do is attach the files inside to an individual build in Bamboo. This is what I've tried so far. * I went into my Stages & Jobs area and clicked on the Artifacts tab at the top. Then I created an artifact (specifying the name and the directory of its location.) When I re-ran my build, I did not see any of the HTML and XML files attached... * This time around I created an another job that I put to run right after the first one. Again, I tried the same thing of going to the Artifacts area and specifying what I want and I did not see the attached XML and HTML files... I tried a relative and an absolute path, no go. What am I doing wrong? The goal here is to have a single place where this information is kept so that other members of my group can look at them.

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How can I attach products of my build in Bamboo?

Andrew Shvets

Hello,

I have a build that I run. When it's done, the reports that it generates are outputted to a specific directory (say ~/builds/output/reports.) What I'd like to do is attach the files inside to an individual build in Bamboo.

This is what I've tried so far.

I went into my Stages & Jobs area and clicked on the Artifacts tab at the top. Then I created an artifact (specifying the name and the directory of its location.) When I re-ran my build, I did not see any of the HTML and XML files attached...
This time around I created an another job that I put to run right after the first one. Again, I tried the same thing of going to the Artifacts area and specifying what I want and I did not see the attached XML and HTML files...

I tried a relative and an absolute path, no go. What am I doing wrong?

The goal here is to have a single place where this information is kept so that other members of my group can look at them.

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rsperafico

Hello Andrew,

Thank you for your question.

The location is relative to the build directory. Do not use the absolute path to refer to the location.

Please, refer to Configuring a job's build artifacts for further information.

Alternatively, if you want to use a location that is outside your build working directory, you could to the following:

# lets use the following as build working directory
/atlassian/bamboo-home/xml-data/build-dir/PROJ-PLAN-JOB1
 
# you have a file in /atlassian/foo/bar.txt you want to use as artifact, then configure the location as per following:
Location: ../../../../foo
Copy pattern: bar.txt

If you find this answer useful, I would kindly ask you to accept it so the same will be visible to others who might be facing the same issue you have inquired.

Thank you for your understanding.

—

Kind regards,
Rafael P. Sperafico
Atlassian Support

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rsperafico

Hello Andrew,

Thank you for your question.

Based on the description you have provided, it seems you are not giving the correct location to where your generated files are located in the build directory.

When running a build in Bamboo, files will be created under the build directory (In case check the build directory by opening up your build log, second line):

simple	19-Dec-2014 14:53:25	Build Project - Plan - Default Job #1 (PROJ-PLAN-JOB1-1) started building on agent Default Agent
simple	19-Dec-2014 14:53:25	Build working directory is &lt;bamboo-home&gt;/xml-data/build-dir/PROJ-PLAN-JOB1

When creating an artifact, Bamboo will start looking in the build working directory. Please, refer to Locating important directories and files for further information.

Lets take the following example:

Create a Project/Plan and add a Script task as per following:

# Windows
md foo
echo "foo-bar" &gt; foo/bar.txt

# Linux
mkdir foo
echo "foo-bar" &gt; foo/bar.txt

As a result, I would have the following in the build working directory:

&lt;bamboo-home&gt;/xml-data/build-dir/PROJ-PLAN-JOB1/foo/bar.txt

In order to generate the Artifact using "bar.txt", you should proceed as per following:

Name: &lt;name-of-your-choice&gt;
Location: foo
Copy pattern: bar.txt
[x] Shared

The next time you run this build, the Artifact above will be available under the "Build Summary" and "Artifacts" tab.

Please, refer to Sharing artifacts for further information.

If you find this answer useful, I would kindly ask you to accept it so the same will be visible to others who might be facing the same issue you have inquired.

Thank you for your understanding.

—

Kind regards,
Rafael P. Sperafico
Atlassian Support

Andrew Shvets

Hi, thanks for such a quick reply. One quick question, does the location (in your example "foo") matter if it's an absolute one? Say /home/user/build/version/stuff?

rsperafico

Hello Andrew,

Thank you for your question.

The location is relative to the build directory. Do not use the absolute path to refer to the location.

Please, refer to Configuring a job's build artifacts for further information.

Alternatively, if you want to use a location that is outside your build working directory, you could to the following:

# lets use the following as build working directory
/atlassian/bamboo-home/xml-data/build-dir/PROJ-PLAN-JOB1
 
# you have a file in /atlassian/foo/bar.txt you want to use as artifact, then configure the location as per following:
Location: ../../../../foo
Copy pattern: bar.txt

If you find this answer useful, I would kindly ask you to accept it so the same will be visible to others who might be facing the same issue you have inquired.

Thank you for your understanding.

—

Kind regards,
Rafael P. Sperafico
Atlassian Support

Andrew Shvets

Would it make more sense to just have a script that copies the generated files to the build area after the build is run?

rsperafico

Hello Andrew, Thank you for your question. The is no problem on creating an Script /SCP task in order to copy files from one place to another. There issue in here is that only you will know what will be happening, Bamboo will not have knowledge of the artifact generated nor the one to be used. You will be the one managing the copying files. If you find this answer useful, I would kindly ask you to accept it so the same will be visible to others who might be facing the same issue you have inquired. Thank you for your understanding. — Kind regards, Rafael P. Sperafico Atlassian Support

Andrew Shvets

Hello Rafael, This is the new issue that I have: bash: /opt/automated_testing/copy_report.sh: No such file or directory Which I consider to be bizarre, since I can run other scripts out of automated_testing and the script is in fact located there. As for only me knowing this, after I'm done, this will all go into the local wiki on the topic, so that others will know and it's ok if Bamboo is not cognizant of every step.