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You are mostly welcome @Allen!

Hi @Anthony J. Fiori III, * Are you able to build your MSBuild project from outside Bamboo without issues? * If it runs fine, have you checked if you have the same environment variables needed in the agent trying to build your project? Usually Bamboo tasks are just wrappers for external commands and should give you the…

Thank you for sharing those details. I've found this document Installation fails at the database set up stage on Solaris with a similar error on at com.atlassian.config.spring.BootstrappedContainerContext.refresh(BootstrappedContainerContext.java:22) I'm a little bit inclined to think that this issue is also related to the…

This is a really ugly example just used as a test to try understanding what problems you were facing. I shared that small script just to give you some ideas. The real solution will depend on your company process, if you will declare or not the variables for all plans and how that script will be called.

I don't know how you plan to call your script for each plan. If you intend to call it differently depending on what variables you have available, one of the possible approaches is checking the number of arguments. The following inline script will show you how you could check the number or arguments to decide which…

I also forgot to answer your question. Will artifacts be saved on branches? Yes, every plan branch will have it's own artifacts.

Hi @Raul Alicea * Have you found any errors in the build logs? This is the page for the build logs:http(s)://<BAMBOO_URL>/browse/<BUILD-KEY>/log * In the build log you will be able to find the build working directory. It should be a line like:simple 07-Jan-2019 14:01:31 Build working directory is <YOUR_PATH> Please…

Hi @Landon Cooper, Thank you for sharing all those details, but I'm still not quite clear of what you are trying to achieve. What do you mean by: Is there anyway to ignore a deploy variable ( using a python script ) ? Are you trying to omit canary_username and canary_password ? Have you added the variable canary_password…

Hi @Ari_Mahpour, Bamboo will not mange the remote agent submodule SSH keys for you, unfortunately. There is an improvement request for this: [BAM-11369] If I want to use git submodules then I shouldn't have to upload and configure SSH keys on each Bamboo Agent. How can i get branch builds with submodules to execute only on…

Hi @Raul Alicea, You will need to create an artifact definition at Plan Configuration >> Job >> Artifacts >> Create artifact as described in Configuring a job's build artifacts - Atlassian Documentation. The artifact definition will basically tell what will be the artifact name, where the files will be located and which…

Hi @Tester Bankiru, * What exactly is the version you are running there? * Have you tried the Bamboo branch updater feature (Branch updater - Using plan branches) ? Bamboo has a repository cache to run and update builds faster. For this reason, if you need to do this using a script, you will have to perform some…

Hi @Allen, Any chance of getting these images certified and up on the Red Hat Container catalog? That will depend on our product mangers and developer's decisions based on how many customers will have the same need as you. Please check our Implementation of New Features Policy for more details on how we prioritise n new…

Hi @Brad Lajoie, We don't have a REST endpoint to return this information and for this reason I've created this feature request: [BAM-20239] REST API to check responsibility from a broken build - Create and track feature requests for Atlassian products. I also created the below query in case you want to extract this…

Hi @Mike Becker, This issue seems similar to this one: MySQL Bugs: #42028: mysql_upgrade fails with "Unknown system variable 'have_csv'". I recommend you to seek for help on MySQL forums/support or more general forums. The Atlassian Community will be the best place to address problems related to the Atlassian application.

Hi @MF J, I'm assuming you are talking about dedicated agents. Agents that will be assigned to a specific environment or deployment project. If this is the case you can use the following query: SELECT DP.NAME, DE.NAME, DP.PLAN_KEY, DE.ENVIRONMENT_ID, DP.DEPLOYMENT_PROJECT_ID, AA.EXECUTABLE_ID, AA.EXECUTABLE_TYPE,…

Hi There, This error is not very clear. I've searched for issues like this in our support system and I found a case where this error was caused by a misconfigured atlassian-users.xml file. Can you clarify: * What is the Bamboo version involved? * Assuming this is a new install, in what step this issue happened? Did you…

I'm sorry I didn't know this off the top of my head and like you I also ran into the same issue. A pull request from a forked repository to the main repository will not trigger any pipeline build. IMO It makes sense that a pull request from a remote repository will not trigger any build on the main one. I say this because…

Hi @ramesh-chainyard, I'll need your confirmation on what type of pull request you are doing to better address your question. * Are you creating a pull request from a branch to another branch in the same forked repo? or creating it from forked repo to original repo? * Can you describe more what is the process you follow…

By the way, I agree that your workaround is the best way to move forward at the moment (an archive).

yeah, the link you shared is part of the document I shared (at Atlassian Cloud section - "this list" link). I'm glad you have it now =]

Thank you for sharing all those details here they are very insightful. I'm following your support ticket with the Bamboo team and as soon we get a conclusion there we will be able to share the cause of this issue here. I can see it is related to how Bamboo is handling the Artifact storage to S3 on windows machines. We just…

Hi @Beatriz Aparecida Feliciano, * Can you share the product where you are experiencing this issue? * Is this problem specifically related to this user or is this happening to any user? * Can you describe what specifically is blocking you to add the user? Is it a missing feature, or an error received when trying to give…

Hello @ryanbannon, There is an enhancement request to cover this: Issue #13637 - Better display of usage and build minutes remaining for Pipelines. In the comments section you will also see that a script was shared as a temporary workaround for this. Please try it and in case you face any issues, share your comments in the…

[aside] I lament the demise of Bamboo Cloud ... After some strategy analysis our company released that Bitbucket Pipelines would be a better fit for a Cloud offer and this is why Bamboo is only offered as self hosted instances. Getting back to the artifact thing, I've tried to reproduce this issue also in Bamboo 6.6.1…

If you have a proxy in front of Bitbucket you will need to do the redirect on the proxy side. If you have the SSL port configured on Bitbucket side, let's say in port 8443 with no other connector configured, then you would need something like this in your bitbucket.properties file:…

Hi @sangeetha, I don't know the option of moving artifacts or something similar to it. Usually we publish artifacts and download them. Manipulating artifacts not using the download task will require managing physical folder locations that can even be in different agent servers. I would try to manage the version of the…

Hi David, There was a bug in the past (reported for our cloud instances - In that time we had Bamboo cloud) which has the exact behavior you are describing now. This is the one: Artifact folders produced on Windows are being published as files. I was trying to reproduce the same issue in a recent Bamboo version (6.7.2) and…

Hi @Jibin Jacob, I have the same understanding of @Gonchik Tsymzhitov which is you want to deploy the results of your build (Artifacts) and any other information you can gather from deployment tasks to your remote AWS environment. You can nearly automate anything with Bamboo. If you don't find a specific task do do what…

Hi @Bela Vaishali Chuphal, We wold need more debugging details to determine what can be causing this scenario. * Is this behavior only observed in Ansible? * Are you able to checkout and update the repository details from normal git client in your machine? If this problem is only happening in Ansible, I'm afraid you should…

Hi @rethink_it, It looks like Spring Boot is not correctly parsing the path for your keystore file or the file is not in the right location: Caused by: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: C:\Atlassian\Bitbucket\5.16.0\app\AtlassianApplicationDataBitbucketsharedconfigssl-keystore (The system cannot find the file specified)…