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Hi Username, Did you try this variable to print the branch name of the linked repository ${bamboo.planRepository.<position>.branchName} as described in the default variables page? where position is the name of the branch in the repository if your intention is to just print the repository URL, this might help.…

As you say that the users are able to login to other applications and the user is listed in Bamboo and is granted appropriate permission, it is most likely that the user is not added to the appropriate group on LDAP that has rights to authenticate to the Bamboo server. If you still have issues and if this problem is caused…

As the build log says that the upload is successful, is it possible to ssh into that machine using script task in the same plan and then do a dir to that directory to list the uploaded files. This way, you can ensure that the files are listed right after the upload in the same session. Also, check if you get the same issue…

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 ->…

Hi Eric, Bamboo has the capability to add a new plan branch automatically upon every new branch created in a repository or upon every pull request created in Bitbucket. There is no option to automatically define a new repository to a plan. Thus, you would have to define a new repository manually in the UI. It is also not…

Hi Edwyn, If you use one of the supported versions of PostgreSQLs, you wouldn't have to install a JDBC manually. PostgreSQL is supported only when used with the JDBC driver bundled with Bamboo. As per the supported platforms document, Postgresql 10.3 is not listed in the supported database section for Bamboo 6.4.1. This…

Do you get the same error when you execute the scp command from the terminal as the same user outside Bamboo? If it didn't error out, you may use the script task instead of scp task where you can define your scp command.

If it's a new installation, can you retry installing after deleting <bamboo-home> and <bamboo-install> directory?

You can certainly add a different port number in an SSH task. All you need to do is to click on Advanced options and enter your custom port under Port section.

Hi Bill, We prioritise a feature request based on multiple factors. For your reference, you can find our policy on how we prioritise feature and improvement requests at this page. If you do not see an activity in a tracker, it could be that it did not meet enough popularity.

When you say that you're taking a backup of Bamboo, I believe you are referring to the export process. Generally, the progress can be seen by tailing <bamboo-install>/logs/catalina.out Don't you have access to see it there?

Hi Torsten, Currently, it is not possible to use other SCM repositories other than GIT on Bitbucket Server. There is an open feature request BAM-18970 to support non-Bitbucket Server repos. Once this is implemented, it should be eventually possible to support other VCS as well (as they will rely on post-commit hook…

Hi UserName, Could it be that one of the remote agents is still running and not stopped properly? You may have to force kill the running one and retry in that case.

If you are using Crowd as your User management, what you are trying to achieve is not currently possible in Bamboo. You can only use Crowd as a user repository at a time and not with local user repository. As you notice, under Overview -> User repositories you could only choose one among the three distinct options for user…

Go to Overview -> Agent matrix and check which capability is missing that prevents all the agents to not build your plan. Then, install what is missing and define that respective capability. Hope that helps.

Glad it helped, Jagdish. As you found that answer helpful, please don't forget to mark the answer as Accepted. :)

 Hi Aliasgar, If you can build this framework via the Command line, then Bamboo can do it too. A script task is sufficient and you do not need an exclusive plugin for that. Maybe this link helps you get started with this PHP framework.

Hi Jagdish, This looks like an environment issue to me. We do not know how you have defined the copy path in your script. I suggest you isolate the problem by simplifying the script and see if that helps. As you say that the script is working in the Powershell editor, check if the user as which Bamboo is running has the…

I suggest you reinstall Bamboo and make sure you run Bamboo as a Windows service as the local user as explained in this post.

Hi Bharat, If your Bamboo agent starts from the command line but not if you start it as a service and it throws unable to find valid certification path to requested target, then this probably means both are using a different JRE/JDK to run the agent, which in turn is typically caused by either one of…

Hi Karl, As you see in this KB article, the latest version of Bamboo (from 5.15.x) is shipped with System-wide encryption feature. The encryption key is stored in the database and on the filesystem. Both the filesystem and the database key parts are required to perform successful decryption. The key part stored on your…

Hi Mack, As you are using a curl command in Bamboo via script task, try running the same command outside Bamboo in a command prompt as the same user running Bamboo. Once you figured it out, you can use the same in the script task. The respective Build log will give more clue on what is missing.

Hi Omar, YAML Specs has limited options that are meant for simplest configurations. We do not have an explicit option as you see in the (YAML documentation) like a "Clean working directory after each build" option that you see in Bamboo UI under Plan configuration -> Miscellaneous tab. You will have to start your…

Hi Sangha, This looks like a permission issue to me. I believe you are referring to the Artifactory plugin. If so, this page seems to explain how to manage permissions to upload artifact to artifactory repository. The respective logs should show the request and which user submitted it and it's response. Also, if…

The caching behavior is not changed. I can think of 2 possible reasons why this could have happened. * Bamboo has checked out into a detached HEAD when the user performs force push to overwrite the commits or HEAD. * This state could have also happened when you try to re-run failed parts of the build and apparently, that…

Are you using Source code checkout task to checkout your code in a plan? it could be possible that your plan is checking out the repository contents from Bamboo caches that is outdated. Bamboo has a cache mechanism that cache the repository and deleting this should fix this issue. How it works? At the first run of a plan,…

You have the generated build artifact, repository cache, configurations includingincluding, user repository and proxy are stored in the home directory. This is explained in this page. It is essential to set gloves expiry to clean the home directory periodically. This prevents bamboo home from growing big.

Hi Vitaly, Licensing-related queries can be raised here and one of us will assist you with it. That said, just so you know, Atlassian donates 100% of Starter License payments to charity as mentioned here.

Could it be that the requirements and capabilities for those builds are not met by these newly started agents? What is the version of Bamboo you are working on?

The best way is to define executables from the UI as described here. Go to *Overview -> Executables* and check if the respective agent's Maven installation location is defined right.