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Hi @Reynaldo Cruz Pérez It could be a problem related to the LDAP or Crowd that is not authorizing requests from a new instance of Bamboo (new source IP for requests). * Are you using an external user repository in this instance? The user configuration is set at <bamboo-home>/xml-data/configuration/atlassian-user.xml. It…

Hi @Jérôme Fraissinet The only way to increase the number of requests is by using an extra user and splitting the requests between the two. We can't change the limits for your account, unfortunately.

Hello Juan, I've never seen this problem before and I'll need your help to get some extra info about it. Most of the Bamboo issues are associated with a recent configuration or infrastructure change. Let me ask you some questions that will allow me to understand the issue better: * When this problem was noticed for the…

Got it, the Java version was wrong. =] I'm glad you found the issue. Have a good one!

Hi @Sushil Nembhani Bamboo is able to integrate with nearly everything. The actions that are commonly used over the years got tasks designed specifically for them, while everything else needs to be run through a script task. I don't work with AriWatch to understand which could be the limitations you would face using Bamboo…

Wait, I think I didn't understand you correctly and we have some ambiguity to eliminate. What I understood was: Plan A has a variable A with value X Deployment environment test wants to have the variable A with value Y Deployment environment prod wants to have the variable A with value Z This is the normal flow. From your…

Hi @Abdullah Fasih I see two possible reasons for a connection refused from what you describe: * The Bamboo server is not up and running. Maybe it crashed during the startup or was not able to bind with the 8085 port. * The port is still closed somehow. Suggested troubleshooting steps: * For number (1):* Check if the…

Hi @Chris Mitchell I just ran some tests locally and was able to reproduce the scenario you've experienced. I even found an improvement request about it in our issue tracker. * [BAM-18745] Can't see docker command errors when use Docker task Is there some way to control the output of the docker plugin easily that would…

Hi @Mirko Nell I've answered this question in the following post, please take a moment to check it: * Solved: Does bamboo offer docker capabilities if it is itself deployed through docker? Long story short, you will need to restrict the builds using docker tasks to remote agents keeping in mind that they should be native…

Hi @Sergio Walter Ruz If I understood you correctly, you are trying to overwrite the value of an existing plan variable with a different value for each of your deployment environments, is that correct? I just tested in Bamboo 6.10.2 and I was able to do this by declaring a variable with exact same name as the one available…

I'm glad you are back in business now! =]

Your Kiddos will have great memories from these moments. I do have some good ones playing lego and puzzles with my family. =]

You are welcome! I'm glad that you could find it!

Hi @bsarica Please confirm it I'm understanding you correctly. You are trying to use the .net core SDK 3.0 in Pipelines, but the default docker image (that is used when no other is referenced) does not have the version you need, right? If this is the case, can you reference a different image that has the SDK you need?…

Hi @Thomas Barrett The 500 error is very generic as it involves multiple reasons that made the server throw an exception, not being able to handle the request received. You said that you are able to run the requests manually but when handled by the script it is not working. * What is the script language used? * Have you…

Hi @GK I cannot create a plugin feature request. I mean a set of features with the design you shared. The best I can do is to request what is missing in Bitbucket. In this case, I can see that tag descriptions are missing and also we cannot edit or remove them. I found the following feature request that represents the tag…

Hello @tharaka755, When logging in via Google account, Bitbucket won't have access to your Google password. In such a case, you will need to create an app password in case you need to use the terminal with HTTP(S) authentication. * App passwords - Atlassian Documentation Another option you can use (instead of the username…

Hi @Matt Smithburger The notifications are configured per repository. Each repository can have a specific set of notifications and there no feature to configure all the repositories of a team to send their notifications to slack. You will need to connect the instructions from this page: * Bitbucket Cloud for Slack -…

It is very fun! I love it!

Let me add some game memories here =] Videogame Playing by myself: Playing with cousins: With neighbors before videogames Of course, these are some of them. So much fun, thank you @Angélica Luz for the great Friday fun =]

I remember my sister use to playing the elastic one, I probably did as well =]

That is so awesome!

Hi @vijay gurjar We will need more details on which context this error happens. * From where this error is popping up? (app, terminal, etc) * If it is from the terminal, can you share the command used? * Do you have other repos working as expected? Any extra information that helps us to better understand the context of…

Hi @sayantan.roy Pipelines don't provide the branch name variable because there is a conceptual problem here. A tag can be part of multiple branches. It references directly a commit and this commit can be part of multiple branches. If you want to know what are the branches that contain a given tag, you can use the…

Hello @Swatilekha Paul You will need to use Linux tools available in the machine running the Bamboo remote agent to mount the remote folders. You can use a Bamboo script task to run the needed commands. Suggestion: * Check the best options you have (SMB, Cifs, NFS, etc) for the Linux flavor you are using. e.g. How to…

Hi @Daniel Sonck We can't get this information from Bamboo because this information is not stored. When we have a rebuild the DB details of the old build are reset with the new information. There is no counter of rebuilds. We usually assume that a build should have the same result if the same commit reference is built. Of…

That is so strange, yeah, come back when you have time to investigate this. Thank you for your reply! =]

Hi @Neil Nand Thank you for sharing! Now I have a better perspective of what you are trying to achieve. Variables from deployments are limited to their step as you already noticed, but there is a way to transfer them via artifacts. In the following example, the variables VAR1 and VAR2 are declared in the deployment…

That is great! You are welcome!

Hi @ramji_bitbucket This plugin is not supported by Atlassian and was not updated by the vendor. We can't assure this plugin will be compatible with newer versions of Bamboo, but you can try on your own risk. You may try to contact the vendor directly to check if they will develop new updates for it: * Build Comments task…