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Hi @Ross Crawford I'm in touch with the Bamboo product manager and the Bamboo team was coincidently talking about a possible implementation that could potentially solve this issue. The discussion was about a specs implementation in the project scope. This specs code would be only able to change plans in that project and…

Hi @Günther Bär The error you shared means that Bamboo is attempting an upgrade. That would happen only if the home directory is set with a DB configuration. * Are you attempting an upgrade or a clean installation? The steps I shared before should lead you to the Bamboo installation wizard where you would need to configure…

Hi @Nikolaos Rafail Papadakis I see there were some findings on the ticket https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Bamboo-questions/Plan-Branches-Build-Not-Always-Triggered-On-Relative-BitBucket-s/qaq-p/1199754#M25652. Is this problem still happening? Can you try? * ^release.*$ This one should work without the line ending…

Hi @Iain Dooley The message missing from @RP went to the spam queue somehow. I moved it back to the thread and now you should see it. I'm glad you could answer it anyway. =]

Thank you very much! =]

Hi @ODF The add-on Sonar for Bamboo is built by https://marketplace.atlassian.com/vendors/1211511/mibex-software-gmbh. They do provide support through Community threads as well, but it might take some time. I'm wondering if you don't want to open a support ticket with them directly…

Hello @Nikolaos Rafail Papadakis I would love to be able to reproduce this one and open a bug if necessary. I have a couple of questions to allow me moving forward: * What is the affected Bamboo version? * Can you give me the exact regex used? * For which names the feature works? * For which names it doesn't work? * Are…

Hi @Günther Bär If this is a new installation and you have nothing to lose, please try the following: * Stop the process * Delete the Bamboo home directory * Delete the DB created for Bamboo (in case you configured it with an external DB) * Start the process again * Configure your instance This problem happens when one of…

Hi @Nikolaos Rafail Papadakis Given the type of problem you are experiencing, we need private data to investigate it further. I opened a support ticket on your behalf to allow this investigation. You should be receiving an email from our support channel about this ticket soon. Once the investigation is finished, please…

Hi @MS Bamboo does not provide a way to gather this information via variables nor REST APIs. This restriction will probably be enforced due to GDPR compliance reasons. I guess the options you have would be: * Gather the user's email from LDAP via API and add it to a variable OR * Create a file in your build pipeline with…

Hi @NetEdgeManoj, We will need some more details about his installation and where it is stuck. Please provide us with the following: * Are you using our AWS wizard? Running Bamboo Server in AWS - Atlassian Documentation * In what part of the installation this got stuck? Are you able to share the logs/steps you got through?

Thank you Mike!

Thank you for the answers. I'll wait for the caused by section if there is one. In case we can't move forward with it we will probably need to open a ticket with our support to work on this specific issue.

Hi @Andrew Finch I'm not sure how can I help you further, maybe if you share why you need such a setting. More details would help me to check if we could do something else to help you with this. Please add your vote and set yourself as a watcher in the feature request I shared. That seems to be the right feature to attack…

Hi @mike Great observation, I was able to reproduce this behavior after reading your question. I found a bug report about it: * [BAM-18123] Bamboo Job Issues tab does not work This bug was closed and according to the developer, this behavior is intended. The jobs would be used only to manually link issues that were related…

Hi @Van Nguyen I hope you are doing great, despite this issue. I would like to ask you a couple of troubleshooting questions to try narrowing down this one a little. * Are there other git repositories working in your instance with a similar configuration? * Have you tried configuring this repository again? (removing and…

Hi @Andrew Finch The easiest way I know will still involve some manual steps. You would need to check the latest build revision and run a diff between that revision and the one in head. Bamboo does not have such feature and it seems that not a lot of users request that. I say that because we have an old feature request…

Hi @Ross Crawford Thank you for the direct and meaningful feedback we appreciate that. I'm working to deliver it to our development team and possibly get someone to comment on this thread (no promisses). I don't have expertise on other CI platforms therefore I'm not the best person to comment on your feedback. Regarding…

Hi @Vivien Jovet I've contacted the development team got from them that this is a known security implication. It intends to save users from malicious code embedded in specs. Unfortunately, you will not be able to use the rest API that way. I guess the best option we have now is to use a dummy branch as the main branch.…

Than you! =]

Ahhh I forgot to thank you for the effort on sharing a lot of meaningful information and formatting it in a way that could make my work easier when investigating this. Thank you very much!

You are welcome. I'm glad the issue is solved =]

Hello @[deleted] The whole work of an environment is processed by just one agent/docker image. An environment can be seen as a job for a plan. To use the task structure that Bamboo provides and run them in different docker images you will need to create multiple environments. You can configure a trigger to allow one…

Hello @Kenneth Hutchings I know it is late to answer as I noticed that this issue was already resolved by our support team. * Would you mind sharing your solution here to help other users that could be facing a similar issue?

Hi @Ross Crawford Is there a way to auto enable a repos yaml specs? Having to submit a ticket to have an op enable the spec is.. not optimal The specs enable feature is only available for instance admins. As you know, the specs source repository is a repo that can create and update projects/plans/deployments in the whole…

Hi @cambiph I'll need more details about the task running the docker-compose command. If you are using a script task, there is an explanation for this issue and a fix using the proper configuration. If we consider Bash, all the commands from a script will run even if any previous command failed. The script itself (or an…

You are welcome! =]

Hi @iamkenos Yes, it should fix every possible scenario that leads to an unbuilt status. That status means that the build was triggered (manually or not) but it didn't even start a job when it was interrupted. It was in the phase of updating repository caches when something blocked it to move forward. The steps to…

Hi @iamkenos First of all, I really want to thank you for the very detailed issue description. That is really, helpful when we need to find out what is causing a problem. There is nothing wrong with your setup. The problem is that Bamboo has more build status than the Bitbucket server and the status never built or not…

Hi @BartoszMiller I've tried to reproduce this behavior without success. I'm running Bamboo 6.10.2 where the issue is not happening. * Can you share the Bamboo version you are running so I can try this configuration again? * Are you rerunning the same build or running a new build? * Are you using any other configuration or…