Joshua Tang Atlassian Team

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  • Okay maybe it's easier to look into your instance at this point as I can't reproduce the issue you're experiencing. You can raise a support ticket at https://support.atlassian.com/contact/ and link this community post. Then the support team should redirect the request to me to look into it further.
  • Hi @Mahesh Murali I've check our access logs and it's showing that you've provided invalid credentials which resulted in the 401 error you're seeing. Are the push and pull pipelines steps you shared running in the same repository with the same ATLASSIAN_EMAIL and API_TOKEN variables setup? If we need to debug this further,…
  • Hi @Mahesh Murali The configuration you have defined there should be sufficient to allow the Pipelines runner to pull the image. Are you able to confirm if you're setting the correct value in the $API_TOKEN variable? I was able to reproduce the error message you got when I set an invalid API token so wonder if this is the…
  • Hi @Curtis Thank you for testing out Bitbucket Packages too. Our support team will be reaching out for more details about your Bitbucket workspace so we can trace through the logs in our systems. Kind regards, Joshua
  • Hi @Mahesh Murali Thank you for testing out Bitbucket Packages and reporting the issue you experienced. After tracing through the logs, we noticed that you used an API token without any scopes. Can you try creating a new API token with the `read:package:bitbucket` and `write:package:bitbucket` scopes? Then use that token…
  • Hi @Sreedhar Butta To expand on Hamreet's comment, Bitbucket Pipelines offers a feature similar to the multibranch plugin in Jenkins through its start conditions, particularly the branch start condition. At this time, Bitbucket Pipelines does not support the automatic mapping of Jenkinsfiles from different branches into a…
  • Hi Matteo, We have just released a new version of poetry-cli-setup:0.2.2 with some changes to allow caching of the Poetry installation. Similar to how you're caching the virtual environment, you can define an extra cache for the Poetry installation: definitions: caches: poetry-cli-cache: key: files: -…
  • You can also setup Poetry via a pipe now: script: - pipe: atlassian/poetry-cli-setup:0.2.0 - ./setup-poetry.sh - poetry install See here for more details: https://bitbucket.org/product/features/pipelines/integrations?search=poetry&p=atlassian/poetry-cli-setup