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Hi @André-Vincent Boivin Short response * You can either upgrade your Bamboo instance or use a workaound. * To upgrade Bamboo use this: Bamboo upgrade guide - Atlassian Documentation. * The workaround is using GIT repository type (Git - Atlassian Documentation) instead of bitbucket. Long response Is there a upgrade…

I'm glad to hear that! You are welcome!

Hi @sridhar Thank you for bringing this challenging topic to our community. I'll comment on your comments but a little bit out of order. 😉 Just want to know any ServiceNow plugin in Bamboo. As far as I can tell Bamboo does not have any out of the box integration with ServiceNow. It is possible that a developer out there…

Hi @Hamed Beiranvand sorry about the late reply, but I have a question for you. * Have you tried adding user and password in your request URL in bitbucket webhook? It would be something like:https://<USER>:<PASSWROD>@BAMBOO_URL/rest/triggers/1.0/remote/changeDetection?planKey=PLAN-KEY&skipBranches=false I just wanted to…

Thank you for sharing! =]

Hi @Alistair.Mackay Thank you for the awesome community initiative. It does not matter the purpose of a given community, it will only succeed if we have people like you that take the time needed to share what they know with others. Have a wonderful week ahead! =]

Hi @Cheryl Melanson * Are you using Bitbucket Server or Cloud? I suppose it is cloud right (no self-hosted instance for Bitbucket). Assuming this is the case, you are facing an issue that was caused by a recent change in Bitbucket API to become compliance with GDPR. More details about this can be found here: Unable to add…

That is great! Let's crush it =]

Hi @Cheryl Melanson We will need to know more details about your instance and the repository you are trying to access to move forward. * What is your Bamboo version? * What is the repository you are trying to use? (Git, Bitbucket Server, Bitbucket cloud etc) * Have you tried to checkout this repository in the server…

Hi @Ray Lee I don't think we have a document with a sequence of steps for this configuration, but we have documents about the features you need to use in order to accomplish this. General steps: * Create plan A with the repository for plan A. * Configure its tasks in order to create the Jar you want as an artifact. *…

Hi @Himanshu Rawat The build should be triggered by changes in the second repository (third and so on), assuming the commit happened in the same branch configured for a given plan branch. In this screenshot, we have the Plan branch called bugfix-bugtest. * The first repository, RAP has the source branch bugfix-bugtest *…

Hi @Himanshu Rawat Bamboo plans will only create plan branches for the main repository. This is expected. It is indeed a complex subject. If Bamboo created the branch as you expect, what would be the branch of other repositories in this build? Difficult to decide... The current Bamboo design only has plan branches for the…

Hi @Adam Collins Thank you for raising this question. I've opened a feature request to report this need of yours and probably other admins. This is the one: * [BAM-20588] Add support for reverse proxy to atlassian/bamboo-server docker image I encourage you to take a moment to vote and watch it. It will allow you to get…

Hi @Sudip Bhandari You can have different pipeline sequences for each one of your branches if you want. That will depend on how your configuration is set. Let's suppose this is your pipeline configuration now: pipelines: default: - step: script: - general tasks - gradle task You could change it to something like:…

Hi @Timothy Konovitch I'm assuming you are talking about git submodules, please let me know if that is the case or not. You can associate a different repository to a folder in your Bitbucket server and cloud repository, considering the repository behind the scenes is Git. This is not a special feature in Bitbucket, but a…

Great move! Thank you!

Hi @Arielle Foldoe, We don't have this option in Bitbucket Cloud, unfortunately. There is already a feature request for this: * #8242 - Add repo level configuration item to disable online editor (BB-9393) Please vote on it and add yourself as a watcher to receive updates from our development team.

Hi @john_mccabe Have you thought about creating a docker image with the configuration you need and publishing it into docker hub? It would save you some time spend installing and configuring stuff. Regarding the error you see, I would say you have to talk to rabbitmq people. They probably help you to find a way to check…

Hi @Evgeniy Kovalenkov Let me share with you what I know about this: (...) I am sure that we can integrate Bamboo with Confluence, but I don't know how. Could you help me with it? Bamboo and Confluence have just a few integrations as described in this page: * Integrating Bamboo with Confluence - Atlassian Documentation I…

Hi @Alistair.Mackay Thank you so much for sharing how you solved the problem. This will certainly help other users that may face the same issue.

Hi @engineeredair-webmaster This article will tell you more than I can tell you about captcha in Bitbucket server, I do recommend that you read it: * How to configure CAPTCHA in Bitbucket Server Answering your questions: Is this randomly triggered? Nop, it is caused by attempts to access the repository with the wrong…

I'm sure you will find out with our team what is missing =]

Hi @rklinkert No, that is not possible. What you can do instead to restrict it a little bit is increasing the number of approvals needed for a merge to happen. This is possible through branch permissions. Another configuration you can do is to set the default reviewers but this is just a suggestion, it does not restrict…

Hi @Adrian Garay The BITBUCKET_EXIT_CODE variable will save exit code of the last command run by the pipelines script section (After scripts now available for Bitbucket Pipelines). Let's suppose we have the following bitbucket-pipelines.yml file: - step: script: - not_existing_command after-script: - echo…

Hi @Ryan Schwoerer There are a couple of things I would check to start narrowing down this one: * What is the difference between the plans working and this one? Is this a new configuration? Is this working on a specific remote agent? Is this one using Bitbucket server while the others use Cloud? Is this a repo configured a…

Hi @Alistair.Mackay Your question seems pretty similar to this one: * Solved: How to associate an Amazon Security Group with a Bamboo Elastic Image when launching in a VPC Have you tried to configure this in AWS side? The VPC on Bamboo side is configured through Image configurations >> Edit (the image you want)>> Use…

Hi @Cloudnaut It is not possible to customize it. There is a feature request to allow the custom configuration: * [BAM-19793] Allow use of arguments for Docker Runner I advise you to vote on that feature request and set yourself as a watcher to receive updates. At the moment I can't think of any workaround for this.

You did it! =]

Hi @lpandia We will need to check your build logs to move forward on this one. * Can you share the relevant part of it (where we see the docker command run)? ⚠️Please make sure you anonymize any private data before. * Does it work using a script task? This would be a very helpful troubleshooting step to identify where is…

Hi @Peisheng Wu You are welcome! Is a docker valid option? * https://hub.docker.com/r/atlassian/bamboo-agent-base/