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Hi @Utku Kamacı Let me list a couple of things I would check if I had this issue: * Check if the application URL is configured correctly for each server. This could result in one server not properly referencing another. JIRA: Configuring the Base URL Bamboo: Specifying Bamboo's URL Bitbucket: Specifying the base URL for…

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Hi @derek_clarke I'm sorry to hear that you are facing this issue. Some times when the system runs out of space the DB transactions may not be correctly finished causing corruption. Can you share more details on this sentence? I can see my deployment plans, but all of my build plans have disappeared completely. Do the…

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Hi @fenhe_123 Thank for raising this question. Bamboo is only offered in English idiom. There is an old feature request for this that didn't seem to be very popular, therefore not being prioritized in comparison with other requests. This is the one: [BAM-13988] Support multiple language translations in Bamboo. I wish I…

I'm glad you got the setup running. What is the best practice for trigger build plan when bitbucket cloud pull request created? Usually, we set the Plan configuration > Branches > When pull request is created feature that will create a Bamboo plan branch for every new pull request and will trigger a build for it. Once the…

Hi @Bilge_Adam I won't be able to help you with this one since I lack Sonarqube knowledge, but I can give what I have from Atlassian side. Bamboo does NOT use application links to talk to Bitbucket Cloud. The configuration between Bamboo and Bitbucket Cloud works just like you describe, through linked repositories. If…

Hi @Amari I'm not a Kubernets specialist but I want to share my 2 cents on this one. How do I install the aqconnect-1.0.jar? I've attempted to copy it to the plugin folder but it does not show up in the applications list. Please make sure you installed in <Bamboo_Home>/plugins directory. I was able to get it working as…

Hello @Anton Giertli Let me give you some insights through comments on your message: I'd like to use custom settings.xml during my maven build. How do I upload custom files (i.e. settings.xml) so they can be used during bamboo build? I understand your need here and to achieve this you will need to use a script task with…

Hello @Ben Marshall I understand your concern and you should have it for your safety. When deleting/removing a repository, is the data permanently removed from the platform Yes, when you delete the repository the data is permanently removed from our servers. I guess that is all you want to know.

Hi @Matthew Elwell I see you are new here, welcome! Answering your question: Is there a way to use an environment variable to define the deployment environment as per the example above? No, you cannot use variables for that field as you already discovered. There is a check to cover only the three valid values which…

Hi @Abdoulaye Tandian I see your description was edited and now there is just a number there. Is your problem solved already?

I'm glad you have this solved. In case you want to open the feature request, please let me know if you need any help.

Got it! In this case, if the artifact path or filename does NOT have spaces I would use something like: $(find ${bamboo.build.working.directory}/downloaded_artifacts/ -name *\.bit) (i) This line could be used as an argument of your script. If the artifact path or filename has spaces, I would use this to get them quoted:…

Hi @Jeremiah Alfrey You are correct, there is no variable for that specifically. Even though that is the case, we can easily build paths with the following steps: * Set a Destination path in your artifact download task (e.g. downloaded_artifacts). * All file paths could be built…

Hi @User Schnittstellen The installer will consider the details added previously to the Windows registry at the moment of 5.15.3 installation. If the data is not there or if for some reason it was changed, the installer will not be able to identify the old installation. You are still able to follow the upgrade as described…

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Hi @Chris Bellar Thanks for sharing the log message which was very helpful in this case. According to that message your deployment is running on a remote agent and that is the reason you don't see more log details directly in your server logs. All logs would be there if your deployment was running on a local agent. Where…

Hi @Sentinel Let me share what I have on your comments to see if I can help you move forward. Is there any possibility to create an agent via Bamboo REST API? Bamboo doesn't have a REST API for creating an agent but to approve one installed: /agent/authentication/{agentUuid}. Currently I need to create/remove (bulk) local…

Hello @Fernando Karnagi You can keep Bamboo inside a docker if your agents are not dockerized. Considering your agents are native processes they would be able to spin docker instances as needed. In other words, you cannot use local agents for this purpose, unless your Bamboo server is not dockerized. You can see more…

Hi @dan biggins I get what you mean. Thank you for explaining. Bamboo does not have a feature like this for deployments and we even have an old feature request that didn't seem to be very popular (with multiple votes to be prioritized - [BAM-16010]). Do you think is possible to split your deployment into two different…

Hi @Shawn Nolan Given that this thread is becoming big and we don't have a final word on this one, I decided to open a support case to report this problem and keep the investigation running outside of the community, in our support system. This helps us to escalate the case to other teams if necessary. You should receive an…

Hello @Shawn Nolan The developer investigating this wants to test an assumption about unchanged files. The pipe will not deploy files without changes and this may be the cause of this issue. There is an extra argument you could use to test this assumption: EXTRA_ARGS: '--exact-timestamps' Do you mind adding this extra…

Not yet. I don't have timezone overlap with the pipeline developers and this makes our communication a bit slower than usual. I do know we have someone checking this and an internal ticket was raised. When I have something from them I'll be sharing it here.

Hi @Carlos Pardo Pastor Our APIs do not provide such a feature. What you could probably do is to use the native GIT features to checkout only the folder you want. Let's suppose you want to clone just a folder. This would be the sequence of steps: * Clone the repo without checkoutgit clone --no-checkout <YOUR_REPO> *…

Hi @joshuayhloCW Firstly, thank you for your detailed issue description of this question. Moving to the answer part, I have to say that this is the expected behavior. The createForPullRequest configuration will create a new plan branch for any pull request submitted to a plan that references the source repository affected.…

Hi @james.scanlon We are glad to see you here! The group is created when you use the elastic agents for the first time. It will remain there after that. You cannot change the default configuration, but once it is created you can adjust it and Bamboo will not reset your adjustments. I hope that answers your questions.

I'll need to contact one of our developers on this one, please hold on. When I have their response I'll share it here.

Hi @Victor Furtado Thank you for sharing the bitbucket-pipelines.yml file. Each service will have its own container. Services from the same step are linked to the build container for that step, therefore having the same scope of ports. In your case, the services are in different steps which means that the second step will…

So is LOCAL_PATH required? yes, you need to declare it. If so, what would the path be for current directory `./`? You got this one already =] And how should I know what the local path is from the pipeline? The Pipelines will run on BITBUCKET_CLONE_DIR. You can use this variable for this purpose if you need, but "./" should…