Igor Stoyanov Atlassian Team

@lprada hi. Thanks for your question. It's a good case to use Pipe: Azure CLI Deploy : script: - pipe: atlassian/azure-cli-run:1.0.1 variables: AZURE_APP_ID: $AZURE_APP_ID AZURE_PASSWORD: $AZURE_PASSWORD AZURE_TENANT_ID: $AZURE_TENANT_ID CLI_COMMAND: 'az staticwebapp <your params>' To discover more pipes, visit…

@JJ지우근 hi. Thanks for your question. Try with the next command: curl -s -L -O -u ${BITBUCKET_USERNAME}:${BITBUCKET_APP_PASSWORD} https://api.bitbucket.org/2.0/repositories/${BITBUCKET_REPO_OWNER}/${BITBUCKET_REPO_SLUG}/downloads/myfile.cert Regards, Igor.

@APrusty Hi. Thanks for your question. It's a good case to use PRE_EXECUTION_SCRIPT parameter: script: - echo 'npm install serverless-additional@2.*' > .my-script.sh - chmod 005 my-script.sh - pipe: atlassian/serverless-deploy:1.1.1 variables: AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID: $AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY:…

@max_henash hi. Thanks for your question. We will bump firebase-tools to the new version in the near future. Regards, Igor.

@koti r Hi. Thanks for your question. Maybe this article can help you. Regards, Igor.

@Mir Adnan Hi. Thanks for question. Please, provide more details about your case: pipeline configuration, your logs, output etc. Regards, Igor.

@sergio_alba Hi. Thanks for your response. As i see the problem is with lambda state between configuration and code update. We will provide a fix in near future. Regards, Igor.

@sergio_alba Hi. Please provide configuration of your pipe. Seems like you use it with FUNCTION_CONFIGURATION and despite of the fact of this log message: ✔ Lambda configuration update succeeded. the state of the lambda is not equal: {<br> "State": "Active", "LastUpdateStatus": "Successful"<br>} so UpdateFunctionCode…

@Krzysztof Sierszeń hi. Thanks for your idea. We will investigate about that and notify you if this feature becomes available. Regards, Igor

@rickhaasteren hi. Thanks for your question. I did not found here how to exclude some folders from deploy. So i doubt we can implement such feature in aws-code-deploy pipe. Keep in mind that EXTRA_ARGS in aws-s3-deploy and aws-code-deploy are not the same variables. After some investigation i found this article. Maybe it…

@aslane hi. So do you solve you problem? If yes, consider to move your edit comment as separate response and mark it as answered. Regards, Igor.

@faraz.younus hi. Thanks for your question. There is no option to exclude some files. But you can use your own written reqexp that allows you to scan only needed files. Maybe this can article help you. Look how to use CUSTOM_PATTERN in advanced example in readme Regards, Igor.

Hi @Andrés Soria . We still investigating this issue and unfortunately no useful updates for today.

@Andrés Soria Hi. Thanks for your question. We will investigate your issue and notify you. Regards, Igor.

@EricH Hi. Thanks for your question. Current pipe implementation only recursively copy multiple files. This pipe does not delete any files. Regards, Igor.

@Paul Quincy Hi. Thanks for your question. Please provide us with full bitbucket-pipelines.yml file to understand your case more clearly. Regards, Igor.

@marton_tempus Hi. Thanks for your idea. We will investigate about that and notify you if this feature becomes available. Regards, Igor.

@Matthias Fasching Hi. Thanks for your question. Currently we support only public images in docker hub. We will discuss in the team how to implement this feature and will provide feedback to you when this feature becomes available. Regards, Igor.

Hi @tarkhil . Thanks for your question. Please, provide information what pipe are you using, and what parameters you have passed. Regards, Igor.

Hi @Paweł Sobociński . Thanks for your question. This feature is not supported, but you can use parallel steps where each script relates to each of your server. Example: Parallel steps Regards, Igor

@[deleted] Hi. Thanks for your question. Please provide us with details about your case: pipeline configuration, logs etc. Regards, Igor.

@bill comer Hi. Thanks for your question. We will investigate this issue and notify you. Regards, Igor.

@Lars Nedberg Hi. Thanks for your question. Please, refer to this repo example: envsubst example repo Its a good case to use envsubst : you need to have template to pass variables here and in your bitbucket-pipelines.yml you need to add code below before pipe executes: script: - envsubst < test.template.yaml > test.yaml…

Hi @Brad Vrabete . Thanks for your question. We will discuss with the team this case. Unfortunately, i am not sure about automatic truncation of the branch. Instead maybe we will add validation or warn users in readme about character limit and provide your solution from this thread: script:…

Good to know you found a solution for your case. Anyway, thanks for your feedback about problem with LABELS you have found.

@Brad Vrabete Seems like you doing it right and the problem on our side. The only one temporary solution i can provide is to pass labels directly to your template file "k8s/deploy/aws-dev" under `kind: Deployment metadata`. Example of the template: template = """ apiVersion: apps/v1 kind: Deployment metadata: name: test…

@Brad Vrabete Hi. Thanks for your question. This error can occur only if `LABELS` is empty. We will try investigate this case and give you feedback soon. Regards, Igor.

Hi @Rohan Bhardwaj . Thanks for your question. As far as i understand according to jira-rest-api-examples and jira-api-python you can add assignee only on update request, not on create. Custom fields are supported by the api but not on the pipe. We will think about implementing custom fields logic and example, assignee…

@Bailey Davis Hi. Thanks for your question. Please, add your pipeline configuration and logs to help you. Regards, Igor. 

My understanding is, the Repository-2 bitbucket-pipeline.yml would use now the code that is inside Repository-2. But instead, it should use the code of Repository-1. So what do I have to do for that, that the Repository-2 bitbucket-pipelines.yml is used to run on the code of repository-1? @Micha Mailänder If you want to…