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Hi @Daniel Sonck Thank you so much for coming back here to share your findings. This is the spirit of a collaborative environment, I'm pretty sure your ideas and experience will help others facing a similar scenario. Thank you Daniel!

Hi @Anne Cloutier, as I mentioned above, I don't know much about Ansible. I'd suggest you contacting the plugin vendor. Or even checking forums specifically related to Ansible.

Congratulations @Nic Brough -Adaptavist- for all the great work!!! 🍾 🎉 🎈

It should, but you need to make sure the proper job is used. For the main plan it will be something like mentioned before: <PROJ-PLAN-JOB1> For a plan branch it should be like <PROJ-PLAN0-JOB1> each plan branch will have a different PROJ-PLAN"X" name. You should be able to use a variable (from Bamboo Variables)to build the…

Hi @kiranpatel11 I have very limited time to investigate this, now that I'm on a different project, but I'll try to engage someone to give you insights on this.

Hi @Adam Collins I think @Jeyanthan I made an inference that proved to be wrong. @Rafael Pinto Sperafico is correct. Disabling a plan or a job will not help you with the job limit. By the way, we are lucky to have @Rafael Pinto Sperafico here. I work for Atlassian for 5 years and when I started supporting Bamboo (4 years…

You are welcome! =]

Hi @Avanish_Pandey I'm not sure if the options I'm sharing here will match your need to show details for each repository/module but they should give you an interesting start. I have two options for you: Option 1 - Add the Bamboo gadget in Confluence server: * Create an application link between Confluence and Bamboo * Add…

Hey @rafael.moraes, yes, it would be great if we have this feature. We have a feature request that should cover this need. The one shared in my comment above. Thank you @Neil Nand for helping here =]

Hey @Amit Edelshtein I'm sorry for the delay (my vacation time). I asked one of our developers about this and he shared an example where a file is created in a pipe and used in a different step later. This is the one: https://bitbucket.org/bitbucketpipelines/example-aws-lambda-deploy/src/master/bitbucket-pipelines.yml I…

Awesome! I'm happy that we could clarify this together! I hope you enjoy Bamboo now without issues. Have a good one mate =]

Hi @timofey_shklyarov The definitions for captcha are set in Admin >> Security Settings >> Enable brute force protection option. Usually, this number is configured to 3 attempts. Please make sure you don't have any other process/script attempting to use rest API with this user. It could cause the captcha to be triggered…

Hi @timofey_shklyarov That is really strange. I just ran a test with the in Bamboo 6.10.4 and I was able to get the rest API running with curl just fine. I created a user called the user with the password pas$word and surrounded those with single quotes. curl -X GET…

Hi @Sushil Nembhani If you are running Pipelines builds you need to use Bitbucket variables, if you are using Bamboo builds you need to use Bamboo variables. You need to have the variables set in the same build environment running. You cannot use Bamboo variables in Bitbucket Pipelines or vice-versa. Regarding the way to…

Hi @Qualys DevOps I hope you are doing great! Were you able to restart the server? Are things are working now?

Hi @timofey_shklyarov Thank you for all the details shared. They are very helpful! Accessing with user and password (plain text credentials) According to my tests, on Bamboo 6.10.4, I get the 401 error when using the wrong credentials (incorrect user or password). The reason for your error could be the same or even a…

Let me share how I see you could do this for Bamboo. A similar solution could be used in case you are deploying your project using Pipelines. * Create a deployment project with environments for dev, staging, and production. * Create the variables you need for user, connection string, password (and any other needed) with…

Hi @Sushil Nembhani It is difficult to understand what part of this process you are looking for just from your question. Do you want to know how to declare the variables, how to consume them in the JAVA application, how to run the declare password variables...? Regarding the variables for Bamboo, I encourage you to check…

Hi @Alain Lowet Depending on which moment of the wizard this issue appears it could have a different cause. These are the things I would check first: * Is the JDK the correct version. For newer versions of Bamboo, you need the 1.8 as stated in Supported platforms - Atlassian Documentation. Please make sure you have the…

Thank you so much @Tim Watts I'll raise a request for that to our tech writers!!!

Hi @Karol Urbaniak First of all, I need to share that I don't know that much about Ansible. I know is that Bamboo does not have any native task for it and In case you don't want to try an extra plugin you would need a script task with the right sequence of commands to build and deploy your projects. In case you want to try…

Hi @sudswastik What you are trying to achieve is hard to do in Bamboo, but I'll share the information I have in case it helps you moving forward. To check which plan triggered the build you will need to compare the following variables: * bamboo_planRepository_#_revision * bamboo_planRepository_#_previousRevision There is a…

Hopefully this is a quick and easy fix :) You were right. The developers tackled this one very quickly. The suggested change will be available in Bamboo 7.0.0 and 6.10.5. Enjoy the holidays!

Hey @metinbulak This forum is not the best channel for development questions. I would encourage you to post the same question at https://community.developer.atlassian.com/c/bamboo-development. There you are more likely to reach Atlassian developers and other plugin developers which should have more background to support…

Hey @manoj reddy It seems that you have a git capability issue there. It could be that your git command is not available in that location (/usr/local/git/bin/git) of that the user running Bamboo is not able to access that path. There is a document about that that I suggest you review: * Command was canceled: command git…

That is a good question... I'm not sure If I can help you to understand the why =/ But I'm glad that you found out how to solve the issue and things are working now =]

You are welcome!

You are welcome!

Hi @sgiam Yes, you can do it if you have a premium account. You need to go to Settings >> Pipelines >> Deployment >> (selected deployment) and define what branches will be available to deploy it. The following page is a reference for the feature you want: * Deployment Permissions now available in Bitbucket Pipelines -…

Hi @gbrown Pipelines wizard asks for that when creating the bitbucket-pipelines.yml. Based on what you select for the language a different template for the bitbucket-pipelines will be suggested. With that, you could have the docker image with the dependencies needed to compile that language and other scripting commands…