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It is an enormous pleasure to see you here man! I'm sure you have a lot to teach and also learn here. You are mostly welcome!

What a beautiful picture! =D

Hello @Nico, I guess your network firewall or similar is blocking your to access bitbucket.org from the Bamboo instance. The following command should work if the connection is configured as expected: $ telnet bitbucket.org 443 This is the expected result (the ip address may differ from time to time): Trying 18.205.93.0...…

Hello @Roberto De Oliveira, - Fully integrate a bamboo server with repositories on bitbucket cloud with ssh keys. At this moment I can see the comments and commits on bamboo builds, but I can't see the build status on bitbucket cloud for the commits. In general this scenario happens when the Bamboo instance is not…

Thank you @Steve Holzer, I hope you can find an easy way to do this. Perhaps you could try transferring the log files using a final task on each job. This would always transfer the log results even if the build fails.

I'll set this as an accepted answer so others can see this thread is resolved. Thank you for getting back to share the solution you found. I hope now you can do a lot of great things with Bamboo. Take care.

Hi Steve, I don't see an easy way to do this. I think that If I had to do that I would probably run a diff between the build log file and the agent build logs at <Bamboo_Agent>/temp/log_spool/<Plan_Storage_Tag>-<Job_Name>-<Build_Number>.log. e.g. "Agent_6.7.2/temp/log_spool/plan-9273349-JOB-15.log" All…

Yeah, it may become a problem later. I think that at some point you will need to change the structure as recommended above. Even though we add later a new option in the repository commit task to disable the addition of files automatically, that will still be the repository structure area. If you need at some point to add…

Hey @Bram van Dooren, I didn't understand you correctly. I got that you wanted the pull request merging to master, but didn't get that you wanted the trigger only when the merge was happening. Your write was clear, but I managed to understand the way I wanted =| I'm glad the @Aneita was able to jump in and clarify this for…

Hi @Ben Gannaway, I was able to see the feature working fine with the following bitbucket-pipelines.yml script: pipelines: default: - step: script: - echo test >> test.txt - git add -A - git commit -m "version increment [skip ci]" - git push origin master Any change to a branch in my repository will trigger just one build…

Hi @Anish Bhut, Minutes cannot be shared (I mean transferred from one account to another). The minutes you bought can only be consumed in by the owner account. Any repository in this account should be able to use the pipeline minutes and any user with access to those repositories will get pipelines benefits. The only…

Hello @Bram van Dooren, I was able to reproduce a similar scenario with my repository when the bitbucket-pipelines.yml file is not in synch between branches. We opened a bug report for this problem: https://bitbucket.org/site/master/issues/17873/pipelines-yml-file-for-pull-requests. Let's wait for the outcome of our…

Hi @Jee young-hoon, Thank you for raising this question so we could check this issue. Apparently our system was marking your question as spam because of the automatic link created to my.domain.com which was leading to an insecure website to sell domains. I edited the message and was able to unlink it and remove your…

Hi @Patrick Alejaga, Can you give us more details on what specific information you are looking for?

hi @Дмитрий Дымский, Bamboo has a feature to deal with such situation if the build is run by remote agents. Local agents are not covered because they are part of the Bamboo server process. The feature was added in Bamboo 6.4 and is described in Configuring the hanging build event. For previous versions < 6.4 you will need…

Hi @Abhishek Pandey, Can you share more details with us of what exactly you are trying to achieve? This question was tagged with Bamboo and Jira content and I'm not sure what is the content you are trying to access in Jira. If it is from Bamboo or just from Jira. 

Hi @[deleted], Bamboo is capable of detecting changes on the source code and calling any external tool through a script task, but then you will need to have a script or an API to call the right action on your application. There are multiple UI testing tools that would be possibly capable of doing what you need. There are…

Hi @崔涵, The plugin to integrate Plastic SCM was not developed by Atlassian therefore I believe this issue will be better addressed on Plastic SCM support. This is the page where you can get help from them: https://www.plasticscm.com/support. I'll kindly ask you to share here the solution for this problem if solve it…

Hi @Naveen Jones, Is your service configured to use a local user account to start Bamboo? This is the configuration we recommend, and you can use this page to configure it: Running Bamboo as a Windows service as the local user. If you have Bamboo running as a local user, can you confirm you are using the same user that was…

Hi @Grahame Allen, Usually this type of issue happens the the application links are not properly configured. Please check: * Does Bamboo have public access to the internet? Jira cloud needs to be able to browse Bamboo. * Does Bamboo have its proxy configuration properly set on <Bamboo_Install>/conf/server.xml file? * If…

Hi @Craig, Your tests results are saved in .\test-reports\ as we can see in: build 14-???-2018 00:19:28 Results (nunit2) saved as .\test-reports\TestResult.xml the folder is not the same were Bamboo is looking for the results, which is the default one: simple 14-???-2018 00:19:28 Parsing test results under…

Hi @Greg McElroy, You will need to set the Checkout Directory field on your Source Code Checkout task. and only modify the files you want to commit on that specific folder. Any new files added there will be added to the repository. The Repository Commit task does not provide an option to disable the addition of new files.…

Hi @Dayakar Devi, I have some questions to help me to understand your problem: * Is this behavior consistent across all MSBuild tasks you have of is this happening just for a specific one? * What is the build result telling about this? Is it showing any error message? * Could you search for a message like:simple…

Hi @Zohaib_Ahmad_hassan, Bamboo does not have an unattended installation configuration process/file, but once you understand how the installation/setup process works you should be able to automate part of it or even entirely. A Bamboo instance is composed basically by 3 parts * The installation folder * The home folder *…

Hi @Piotr Jurski, This IPs/domains to be whitelisted are in this page: Atlassian Cloud IP ranges and domains. Please notice that the information there is subject to change, this is why I'm not quoting the details directly to this thread. I hope it helps.

Considering that you are new in Bamboo I would try understanding better how to work with artifacts to check if that is an option to solve your problem. Here you can find some references about it: * Sharing artifacts * Configuring a job's build artifacts If you realize it will not be helpful then you can try the…

Hi @buradeshruti, I don't think that we have an easy way to do it. It would require an extra feature in Bamboo. You can get details from a Job execution using the Pre Post plugin. This would require a configuration for every Job which you want to get details from. Another option could be a final task on the last stage of…

Hi @lance_lyons, If the repository type is Subversion you can use the VCS Tagging task. If you want to tag a git repository you will need to use a script task for this and set the same commands you use for tagging in the terminal. Examples of how this can be done for commit/push can be seeing below: * How to commit and…

Hi @Ashley Lewis, Thank you for sharing it. That will probably help others that are running the agent as a service. I've changed the accepted answer to our first thread. I wrongly created a second thread when answering you. This could create confusion for other users coming to this question. Thank you for sharing all the…

I guess not. Have you thought using artifacts for that? You can save whatever information you need into a file and create an artifact with it. Once that is done you can load that artifact in other stages of the same plan or even in different plans. Does that make sense?