Halyna Berezovska Atlassian Team

@kuwilk hello, we actually have a pipe that may cover your needs (look at https://bitbucket.org/atlassian/bitbucket-build-statistics/src/master/) This pipe gather statistics of run pipelines builds for given (or current) repository for n days. Or if it does not cover what you'd like to implement, tell in more detail, what…

@Joris Van Acoleyen you can put steps in parallel, if it suits your case. Look at the advanced configuration section here https://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/configure-bitbucket-pipelinesyml/ Cheers, Galyna

@Maisam Bakhshi please format your pipeline code to readable format and share it again. And also it would be useful to see the logs of failing. Thanks!

@Kunal Gupta looks like you need the test image for you. Look at the doc how to use custom images here https://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/use-docker-images-as-build-environments/ Regards, Galyna

@sergibarca what exactly Microsoft products do you have deployments to? We have some pipes to deploy to some Azure services Regards, Galyna

@diego.magalhaes follow Python Packaging guide https://packaging.python.org/tutorials/packaging-projects/#generating-distribution-archives and use appropriate DISTRIBUTIONS. Like 'DISTRIBUTIONS': 'sdist bdist_wheel'This should help you.You also may want some of the next commands to put in DISTRIBUTIONS variable instead of…

@Andrew Kent the pipe you are using is only clearing cache and not responsible for reuploading. I think it would be useful to specify the cache for the pipe, you want to clear, and it will clear only specific cache you put like CACHES: ["gradle"] .If you clear the same cache and reupload it again, there is no sense to use…

Hello @Bhala ! Right now, there are no embedded way to use ca certs , but you can use an image where your certificates are installed. Look at this thread and doc, it might help you: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20078185/using-keytool-to-install-a-security-certificate#20128324…

@Jason Harrison we do not support pipes without version tags and latest also. This is the reason why you have it failing Regards, Galyna

@Maximos Sapranidis in current firebase it is working fine. At some older versions it failed with such error, but for our test cases was working fine. Anyway now we do not know, how you are using the pipe, please, share your pipeline firebase-deploy pipe part. The root cause can also be not in CLI only, but in…

@고현민 now when you figured out with your command, please share the logs where pipeline fails. It will help us to discover the root cause. If you have some sensitive info in logs, you may mask any string you'd not like to show up

@고현민 now when you figured out with your command, please share the logs where pipeline fails. It will help us to discover the root cause. If you have some sensitive info in logs, you may mask any string you'd not like to show up. Thanks!

@Robert Al-Romhein @Erwan d_Orgeville ok, I think the reason might be curl update. But anyway, we'll fix this issue by adapting to any successful response, thanks for reporting

Hello @Robert Al-Romhein ! Thank you for the reporting, can you tell us for better knowledge, did you meet this problem on earlier versions? Regards, Galyna

@Arturs Sosins I've got your point. I think we do not have such ability right now, if you want test to execute different workflows. Such tests could be executed in different ways on different branches only if you, for example create several deployments and deployment variables and use different deployments for master and…

@Lucas Challamel can you please give more information how you build your application before using firebase. Do you use npm install? I tried to reproduce the case npm installing to specified dir and it succeeded. Can you share also full log?

Hello @Lucas Luciano Picollo ! Lambda function does not do anything with installing dependecies. The dependencies should be installed and packaged to zip file that is passed as variable to our aws-lambda-deploy pipe, for example. If you want to use lambda stack with cloudformation, then it is more apporpiate to use…

@Arturs Sosins yes, you can define those steps you define before in any branch following guide for pipeline configuration. You could run also as many time as you need your step , referring like this branches: master: - <<: *test1 - <<: *test2 - <<: *test1 qa-*: - <<: *test-integration - <<: *test1 You can have different…

@MasaGon actually you may not specify the project. It is good practise to specify the project you want to deploy to in .firebaserc file and this option is also available in firebase-deploy pipe. Regarding key file, it is used for authentication and just confirms that you can deploy to the exact project.

@ILI.DIGITAL AG we have pipes for aws elastic beanstalk , ecr, kubectl, ecs etc. And we also have some templates for different programming languages to deploy. What service exactly do you need?

@ILI.DIGITAL AG can you share please, what exactly you are using? Are using Bitbucket Pipeline Pipes for AWS? Regards, Galyna

@Gennadiy Kulabukhov As I know this folder is not created on the server by the pipe. Please, explain conditions that you have . I don't see any script in the pipe that creates folder . Perhaps it is related to pipelines infrastructure , build folder is included inside pipelines agent Regards, Galyna

@MasaGon yes, KEY_FILE is used to authenticate as well as FIREBASE_TOKEN, and need to be generated on gcp site as key for service role with appropriate permissions, you can also specify there which project may be accessed. Explain if you have another format for this authentication and want to use key file for specific…

@Yuriy Pasternak looks like you have package dependency conflict. Check out your package.json for vue versions suitable for both packages, they require as parent dependency and resolve conflicts in package.json Regards, Galyna

@Etienne Noel variables are not shared through artifacts, but you can put this string to text file and user VERSION_NUMBER: $(cat version.txt) Regards, Galyna

@Arturs Sosins hello! Look at one of the examples how you can define your steps https://bitbucket.org/atlassian/aws-elasticbeanstalk-deploy/src/0545b1d8703a8ebe471cc3bf772cd56796f0e91f/bitbucket-pipelines.yml#lines-102 . With definitions keyword usually services are defined, I don't find official doc how you can define…

@yosser.mahfoudh you can use your artifacts just in all steps you write afterwards. Check out our template example https://bitbucket.org/bitbucketpipelines/template-java-spring-boot-elastic-beanstalk/src/6328ba025be4a461a3e004c61b1e25817627b6a0/bitbucket-pipelines.yml#lines-43 Here jar is packaged additionally with zip,…

@Luis Ramirez Briceño wildcard is not supported in aws elasticbeanstalk, but you can find your file via bash line: FILE=$(ls /opt/atlassian/pipelines/agent/build/target/*.jar | tail -n 1) Regards, Galyna

Besides that, I want to say that it was not maintainable before, because it was not released : https://bitbucket.org/product/features/pipelines/integrations Regards, Galyna

@dlurth we are going to release fixed version next week. I will update you as soon as we release it. Regards, Galyna