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Hi @NetEdgeManoj It might be related to a database configuration issue. * Can you check the logs to verify what are the latest error messages and share them with us? The file you need to check is <Bamboo_Install>/logs/catalina.out .

Hi @Bobby Tait, Thanks for your reply, @Daniel Santos; got sidetracked for a couple of days. That is ok, take your time. I have seen that page and attempted some of the steps to no avail. =/ This is my first time administrating a Bamboo server and working with an Azure VM, and was hoping somebody had already made this…

Hi @ramakrishna I had a typo in my first message. I said "You can build this list easily" when it should be "You can't build this list easily". The best you can do is to check what repositories he has access using the workaround provided by evzijst on [BCLOUD-8542] Determine whether authenticated user has "write" access to…

Hi @joshysav As your logs show the error is different now, which is progress. Investigating this new error I was able to find a bug: * [BAM-19827] Docker Runner build will fail if the image used specifies a non-root user for the USER in the Dockerfile Can you please confirm if the docker image you are using specifies a…

You are welcome! I'm glad to be the one delivering this news to you. Have a good one!

Hi @[deleted] Atlassian does not deliver in-person training. We do have some online trainings in https://www.atlassian.com/university, but they don't cover Pipelines. We do have partners that delive training all around the world. What you can try is to check if there is one near your address and check if they deliver the…

Hi @ramakrishna You can't build this list easily, you will need to check each repository manually. There is a feature request for an entry point to check if a given user has write access, which could be used to build such list, but this is just a feature request: [BCLOUD-8542] Determine whether authenticated user has…

Hi @Bruce If you are talking about the build results, that is not possible. If you are just referring to the ability to trigger builds, you can disable it by Repository configuration >> Pipelines >> Settings >> Enable pipelines toggle. You can find more details about this on Aneita Yang's comments on [BCLOUD-17074] Delete…

Hi @Marais van Zyl I was checking our bug report system and found this one: [BAM-17810] shortPlanName contains branch name for plan branches, released 9 days before this message (Bamboo Release Notes - 6.10). I'm not sure if we are on the same page, but the problem seems to be with the variable shortPlanName not with the…

Hi @Bobby Tait I can't help you with Azure configuration, but with Bamboo. What I see from your logs is that the Bamboo agent is not getting responses from the server and that is probably happening because your agent is trying to reach the Bamboo server using wrong or unreachable address. We need to make sure your Bamboo…

Hi @Vinod Kumar It is not possible to send notifications using Bamboo REST API. We have feature requests for this. I see that you commented on one of them: * [BAM-17085] Send customized email via Bamboo Task * [BAM-13642] Add REST API service to send email notifications from Bamboo Possible options: * Try to send the…

Hi @Matej Sobota I don't use ZAPI or Zeplin, but I'll try to share the information I have to allow you planing your next moves to solve this. Options I see: Option 1 * Use a Bamboo plan or injected variable to configure if you want ZAPI to run or not. Assuming you using ZAPI from in a script you could test that variable to…

Hi @joshysav I was able to reproduce this scenario by removing the bamboo.tmp.directory volume mounting point from the job docker runner configuration. I've opened this bug to report this issue: [BAM-20643] Docker runner: removing bamboo.tmp.directory volume breaks job tasks. If your problem is exactly the same, please try…

Hi @evkrj You should be able to use any CI tool to update build status in Bitbucket. In order to achieve that you will need to call Bitbucket REST API from Azure DevOps build with the right parameters. This is an example of a call that will set a commit with a successful status: curl -X POST -is -u…

I'm just registering here that I got in touch with you through email and as soon we have our meeting and a conclusion we can post our findings here.

Hi @Ferran Labrador What happens if you try to checkout the repository using the terminal without source tree? Are you able to checkout the code with the new changes? Let's try to isolate sourcetree to check if the problem is related to it or not. I'll move this question to the Sourcetree collection.

Hi @yche276 Your version of Bamboo does not have very good LDAP management if compared with new versions available. In order to build the user list, it does lots of LDAP calls (not a great approach). The time needed to build the data you are trying to get heavily relies on LDAP performance and network due to the high…

Good to know that you sorted it out now =]

Hi @gummia This is not a Pipelines limitation, but rather the way the command find returns error codes when doing such task. There is a good article about this here: * bash - How do I make find fail if -exec fails? There you will find suggestions to overcome this issue. I think in your case you could change your command to…

Hi @Jeff Tabb I guess this document will answer your question properly: * Troubleshoot syntax highlighting issues in Bitbucket Cloud - Atlassian Documentation You will see from it what are the languages supported and Bitbucket files size limitation to process syntax highlight. Any language not supported there will require…

Hi @Tryggvi Hákonarson If you are referring to the user running the agent process, that is only possible for remote agents. Remote agents have a dedicated process to run which is not what happens with local ones. Local agents are threads started from the Bamboo server and they run with the user who started the Bamboo…

Thanks for sharing. I was about to share that I was able to make it work by adjusting the following permissions: * Specs repository >> Bamboo specs >> Access >> Access all projects This one is needed to allow project creation. * Specs repository >> Permissions >> Bamboo Specs repositories access This one is needed to allow…

Hi @Ferran Labrador We will need a little bit more context on what are you trying to achieve. * What do you mean by pull and push not appearing when you do a fetch and commit? If you are just talking about repository operations, this is the normal set of steps when using a repository: * Fetch or Pull changes (the pull…

Hi @Anneke It will depend on your process. I think you could have good isolation for a stable development collaboration using two main branches: develop and master. master - This branch will hold everything that is tested and approved for your team. It is where the stable code is located. Usually, you only have here what…

Hi @Ryan Schwoerer I agree with you that this is not a performance issue. At least from your description, it does not look like one. I'm pretty sure this is related to SSH handling on windows. You could try to avoid that as a test by using GIT repository type (not bitbucket server) and adding this repository with…

Hi @Milen Kirilov I was able to make them connect without issues by using the following sequence of commands: docker network create bamboo docker volume create --name bambooVolume docker run \ -v bambooVolume:/var/atlassian/application-data/bamboo \ --name bamboo-server \ --network bamboo --hostname bamboo-server \ -p…

Hi @Дмитрий I'm afraid it is not clear for me what are you trying to achieve. * Do you mean to get new updates from a remote repository? Something like a fetch? * Are you trying to update Bitbucket server periodically with a forked copy of a different repo? * Do you want to update a local repository or the one in…

Thank you for sharing. I'm glad to know you found out what was the issue. Have a good one!

Hi @Tomasz Kosinski I'm writing to let you know I didn't forget you. I just needed extra time to set up the environment and test this. As soon I come into a conclusion I'll let you know.

Hi @gabrielbusarello, I've tried to reproduce this scenario but I didn't get any error when the tag is there. I'm afraid there is an extra detail we are missing that could be causing this behavior. Do you have any special docker image in your pipeline configuration?