Jeyanthan I Atlassian Team

Hi @danieldaeschle , I can think of 2 possibilities: * You might have quiet period configured in this linked repository. This is the time Bamboo should wait for any new change before initiating a build. If these 2 pull requests have happened consequtively, these both could have triggered just one build. * You have…

Hi Maha, I believe you've stumbled onto a bug that is already fixed in Bamboo 7.1. * Bamboo crashes with H2 db and Java update version higher than 255. You have the following options to mitigate this problem: * Upgrade Bamboo to the latest version 7.1.1 by following this upgrade documentation as this version has a fix fir…

Hi @David Miller , There could be quite a number of underlying root causes. The communication between the remote agent and server is done through two protocols, HTTP and JMS on top of separate unicast TCP connections. This communication is bi-directional, and the remote agent initiates both TCP connections. In other words,…

Hi Damir, Starting from Bamboo 6.9 onwards, Bamboo counts only 'unique' jobs. For instance, plan branches are not considered 'unique' and thus they are not countend against the job count. Please review this KB article to calculate the number of unique jobs present in your instance. Hope that helps! Cheers, Jey

Hi @Gabie Lambrechtse, Thanks for bringing this up. I just tested in Bamboo 7.1.1 and you may just use your Personal Access Token (PAT) in place of password in your linked repository of type GitHub repository. In the meantime, I will bring this to our developers' notice to make appropriate changes to this plugin's UI.…

Hi Mark, If you have a backup of both database and bamboo-home, you may install the same version (from bamboo archive) and recover the skeleton of the plan by exporting as Java Specs and use it to import onto your current setup. Unfortunately, you cannot preserve the build history. This is what is suggested in this feature…

Thanks for attaching, @Damian . The log entries aren't very helpful, unfortunately. As you mentioned that it takes a long time, have you tried increasing the JVM heap limit and see if the issue still exists? Cheers, Jey

Hi Ted, Thanks for sharing the output. It looks like your server is pointing to a JRE binary as its default to start the agent. Could you please use one of the supported variants of JDK as described in our supported platforms page? Do you mean lib/bamboo-agent-bootstrap.jar ? Do you find a jar file under the section…

Hi @Maik , I'm afraid there is no option to do a bulk delete of deployment projects yet. You will have to manually delete them one by one. We have an open feature request. Please upvote and watch for updates. * BAM-18802 - Bulk delete option for deleting Deployment Projects Cheers, Jey

The issue you face has already been identified and fixed in the Bamboo versions 6.10.6 and 7.0.3 and above. More details on this can be found in this article. * Using Bamboo with new Bitbucket Cloud authentication Hope that helps! Cheers, Jey

Hi Ted, Could it be that you have multiple Java installed on your server? The following command should list all the available Java versions: alternatives --config java I usually find the JVM parameters and the Java path of Bamboo agent process by running this: ps -ef | grep bamboo-agent Also, what happens when you try to…

Hi @Ted Thompson , This sounds like you're using a 32 bit JDK.The maximum theoretical heap limit for the 32-bit JVM is 4G as explained in Oracle FAQ page. You may check it by running java -version. Cheers, Jey.

Hi @Damian , Are you able to access any other pages during this timeframe? Your server log <bamboo-home>/logs/atlassian-bamboo.log should reveal the exact state of the server. As you mentioned that you have installed it fresh, it is also possible that Bamboo is configured with the default heap memory settings and it might…

Hey @Malcolm B I_Anson , My bad. I intended to say <bamboo-install>\bin\start-bamboo.bat Can you find this and see if you can start with this batch file instead?

Thanks for clarifying. I trust the suggestion I have proposed worked for you. Cheers, Jey

Hi @AMC Web Team, There is an open feature request to support SQL Server 2019. Please upvote and follow to get updates on progress. * Support for MS SQL 2019 - BAM-20711 Hope that helps. Cheers, Jey

Hey Malcom, Yes, I may need more information from you. Please check your inbox. I just created an internal ticket to work with you on this. Cheers, Jey

Thanks for your update, Jay. I'm afraid it isn't clear to me if your Bamboo server is running as a Local User instead of Local System already and if you are seeing this when running on a remote agent or on a local agent. I wrote an article on the same explaining the need: * Run Bamboo service as a Local Service after…

Hi Jay, As you say that you are able to execute the same script from PowerShell, it is possible that you are running the Bamboo agent as a different user in Windows (especially if you are starting the agent as a service, you might be running as LOCAL SYSTEM user and this user account has a different environment and home).…

I just wrote an article to share this with a broader audience: * Run Bamboo service as a Local Service after upgrading to Bamboo 7.x Thanks for bringing this up. Cheers, Jey

Hey Damir, You are right on your observation. If you are starting Bamboo as a service, you might be experiencing a permission issue due to some changes in Bamboo 7.0 startup service. There are some security changes made to Tomcat, including running as a local service user instead of a local system account. The local…

Thanks for clarifying. Please share the last 100ines of atlassian-bamboo.log when you reach this point when you see it spinning forever. We'll got to know more on what's going on.

Hi @Manoj.Murali Yes. You may choose Exclude all changes that matches to the following pattern option under Include / exclude files option and add a File pattern (in the form of a regular expression) underneath in your respective linked repository under Change detection options section. Cheers, Jey

Hi @Malcolm B I_Anson , Are you doing a fresh install? If so, kill the current process and try to install it with a supported database like PostgreSQL or MySQL and check what happens. The last few lines of <bamboo-home>/logs/atlassian-bamboo.log may reveal the progress on what is going on in the background. I'm afraid we…

Hi @kishor shinde, Android build deployment is not any different. You may do everything with the existing tasks. If a specific task is missing, you can always substitute it with a Script task in a deployment project to achieve what you want. Cheers, Jey

Hi Kazi, If i buy 5 agent licenses, can i split licenses between 2 servers ? No, you cannot have two instances running with the same SEN. For your test instance, you may however generate and use a developer license by following these steps: * Log in to my.atlassian.com as the technical contact for the license. * Click the…

Hi Malcolm, I assume you are installing Bamboo 7.0.4. Can you please check if you can start via console <bamboo-agent-home>\bin\ambooAgent.bat? If so, then the next step would be to check as which user Bamboo service is configured to run as. You may want to change the service to run as a local user who owns the Bamboo home…

That's wonderful to hear! Thanks for sharing the outcome. As promised, I just wrote an article regarding this issue: Cannot save a repository using Chrome v83 Cheers, Jey

Hi @Ken Wood , Thanks for bringing this up. We do see a few customers experiencing the same issue you face. It appears that this is reproducible only on the latest version of Chrome and there is an open bug for this in Chromium community: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1084874 The workaround until…

Hi @Jamie Goodfellow , When you mention "few more versions until they are fully removed", how will bamboo manage Elastic Agents when AMI support is removed? Once the support is dropped, Bamboo won't be preparing and releasing Bamboo elastic agent AMIs. In order to use elastic agents, Bamboo users will need to build their…