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Hi @[deleted] The Bamboo instance will have its features restricted to the license applied. The licenses are designed just for one instance at a time. There is a special case where you don't need to pay for another license but order a developer license. The availability and conditions to use this type of license are…

Hi @Miranda LeBlanc That is indeed a good observation, thank you for pointing that out. I've opened an improvement request to adjust this: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-20753. I'm assuming that you need this information now and you won't be able to wait for this improvement. With that in mind, I suggest you check…

Hi @rahul rana The Maven task a wrapper that will call mvn with the parameters provided there. Would you mind checking if this problem is still happening when you run mvn from the terminal? What I'm trying to achieve with the above question is to isolate the problem identifying where the source of it is located. Let see if…

Hi @Paridhi.Jain I would try to isolate the problem by checking what is different between you connecting from the agent manually and Bamboo doing it with an SSH task. * Would you mind trying to connect with EC2 but at this time using a script task? * Is the remote agent running with the same user you were when connecting…

This is awesome, I'm glad that you found a way to produce the build number exactly as you wanted it to be. Thank you very much for sharing your approach. It might help others looking for a similar build format. Thank you!

Hey @Sebastian_Knopp This forum is not the best channel for development questions. Would you mind trying to drop 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…

Yes, convert all of them to underscores "_". You should be able to see all the variables available in your build log file. Try to search for one that you know and you should find all of them together. =]

Hi @Christopher_pieratt At first glance, I would say this problem is caused by a limitation in the zip tool you are using, but it could be part of one of the Bamboo features and not an external tool. To investigate that better, could you please answer the questions below: * In which part of the build you are experiencing…

Have you checked if you have any proxy restrictions to download files from the marketplace? You could use a different strategy to work around this. Download the plugin and use the upload option to install it.

Hi @Raju Adluru That is great. Thank you for sharing! I glad you have the skills to find out things on your own, that is good! =]

Hi @Raju Adluru Yes, you can =] First of all, both Bamboo versions should be able to use any 1.8.x Java versions. If you still want to keep different versions of JDK you can do it: * Install both JDK versions in your machine. * Edit the setenv.sh file. * Add both JAVA_HOME and JRE_HOME variables with the adequate path for…

Hi @Greg Kleiner I'm glad to hear that you are evaluating Bamboo. It is a very powerful tool for CI/CD. Just to confirm, are you talking about Wallboards? If so, the only configuration available is what plans will show in the wallboard (all plans, favourite plans or filtered plans). We have a pretty old feature request…

That is a great suggestion too. Than you very much for adding that here @Jimmy Seddon! =]

Hi @Zhenye Na The dependencies section is not used to trigger jobs, but plans. Just to make sure we have the same common ground, let me share some concepts: This is how a plan looks like: * Plan* Stage1* Job1.1* task1 * task2 * Job1.2* task1 * Stage2* Job2.1* task1 In other words, a plan has stages, which have jobs, and…

Amazing! I'm glad I could help =] Have a good one!

Awesome! I'm glad that helped =]

Hi @Jay T It is possible that you are affected by this issue: * [BAM-16239] Bamboo should support the use of TLS - SNI It was fixed in Bamboo 5.10. You can find more details about this at Unable to create Application Link with TLS 1.1,1.2. I would try to add the JVM arguments suggested in that article to check if it will…

Hi @shoeb131 Usually, when a plugin is disabled (possibly the Atlassian Bamboo Maven Tasks Plugin) we have this type of side effect. Let's work on https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Bamboo-questions/Task-type-Maven-X-x-not-found-while-adding-new-task/qaq-p/1238638#U1244954 and see what we can get from it. It should be the…

Hi @shoeb131 Things like this may happen if the plugin is disabled for some reason. * Have you used this plugin before in your instance? * Can you share what is the Bamboo version you are running out there? * Would you mind checking if the Atlassian Bamboo Maven Tasks Plugin has all its modules enabled? Please go to Admin…

Hi @Jay Marvin I don't know if there is an easy way to do that. As far as I can tell It would require app customization or a new Bamboo plugin. We do have a feature request to implement a task in Bamboo that would allow us to send emails with multiple different formats and also another one to allow REST API notifications.…

Hi @Naveen Let me try to share a couple of variables that might be helpful to you. They are available in the shell environment while the build or deployment is running. Chose the option that matches the environment where your script is running. Build plan * bamboo_shortJobKey * bamboo_shortPlanKey * bamboo_planKey *…

Hi @tclements I'm not an expert on Windows scripting, but I was able to find an article that will probably help you. * How do I make a batch file terminate upon encountering an error? It does say that windows don't have an option similar to set -e. I hope that helps.

I'm assuming you are talking about a Linux remote agent container running on windows. It should work fine.

Hi @kahn chang Have you checked the <Bamboo_Home>/logs/atlassian-bamboo.log file for any error references related to this? Can you also check if the user running Bamboo at the moment has permissions to access the <Bamboo_Home>/export folder?

Hi @tclements The script is returning the same error code that a bash script would return (I'm assuming you are using a Linux script). By default, a script will only return the error code of the last line run. In bash for example if you want to change this behavior you need to add the following line at the beginning of…

Hey @yash_shanker24 thank you very much for coming here to update this thread =] I'm glad that you were able to upgrade Bamboo and It's working as expected now. Have a good one!

That is great! I'm glad you sorted it out! Have a good one!

Hi @Arpita Arora There are 3 types of wallboard as follows: Reference: Displaying the wallboard - Atlassian Documentation From your description, you are using the option of the Filtered plans. Please notice that this option will bring results based on the dashboard filter set for your user. The labels are global, but the…

You are welcome @Shawn Sesna! If I'm following what you're saying, it looks like I would need to create a Deployment in Bamboo and place the Package operations there in order to get a similar version number. Is this correct? Yes, this is how I see you can get similar behavior. To create releases in Bamboo you need to…

Hi @[deleted] We don't have the same shared libraries concept in Bamboo. If I need a library for my project these are the options coming to my mind: * I get it from an external source repository by adding it as an extra repository to your build. * I get it from an external artifact repository, like maven, nexus, etc. * I…