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Hi @cnp rayan , Thanks for your question. For security reasons, if the cipher is missing Bamboo will not start under default configuration. There is a system parameter that can be added to Bamboo to disable the encryption/decryption. -Dbamboo.security.encryption.disable=true With this added Bamboo can start, but any data…

Hi @ncapp, Thank you for reaching out to the Atlassian Community! I'm sorry to hear that you're running into issues creating and testing a Bitbucket Cloud repository. Given the "Access is denied" message, it seems like this may be related to the user that Bamboo is running as. If Bamboo is running as a Service, is the…

Hi Chattan, Thank you for reaching out to the Atlassian Community! I appreciate you calling out the discrepancy between the API documentation and the API results. This REST API does not have an XML result, so the XSD would not be applicable here. That being said, however, the nodes with type="xs:dateTime" in the XSD for…

Hi @Mika Nuotio and @Jack Nolddor [Sweet Bananas] Thanks for clarifying those points, and I apologize for the confusion. There is no Bamboo Cloud – though the name of the option has changed in newer versions of Bamboo Server to allow for features such as the Clover Code Coverage Report to be embedded into Bamboo pages…

Hi @Amol Kandurwar Thank you for reaching out to the Atlassian Community! The command you are running looks correct, however, it appears that you may be using "smart" quotation marks. Is it possible that the command was typed and copied out of a text editor? curl -X POST \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -H…

Hi @Mika Nuotio, Thank you for reaching out to the Atlassian Community! Could you please try the following: * Navigate to Admin > Overview > Security settings * Click Edit at the bottom of the page * Uncheck (deselect) Allow artifacts to be embedded in Bamboo pages * Try downloading your ZIP artifact once more Please note…

Hi Jennifer, Thanks for reaching out to the Atlassian Community! The issue that you are reporting looks to be related to changes to the Bitbucket Cloud APIs that went live on June 11, 2019. As many of these changes were needed to comply with GDPR, and protect our customer data, the changes went live as quickly as possible.…

Hi @Christophe L., @Renato Guimaraes Thanks for reaching out to the Atlassian Community! The issue that you are reporting looks to be related to changes to the Bitbucket Cloud APIs that went live on June 11, 2019. As many of these changes were needed to comply with GDPR, and protect our customer data, the changes went live…

We recently released a series of new and improved upgrade guides for Bamboo. If you are upgrading, please check out the following page: Bamboo Upgrade - Quick Guides

Hi @[deleted] , Thanks for your questions! You don't need to install a new instance of 5.14. You can upgrade your 5.12.2.1 instance to 5.14 and then upgrade that to 6.9. The whole upgrade process can be done on one license, as long as the license is valid. We recommend the intermediate step of Bamboo 5.14 because of a…

Hi @[deleted] , Thank you for reaching out to the Atlassian Community! As has been mentioned, you will need to have a valid Bamboo license to perform your upgrade. The license tiers for Bamboo are determined by the number of Remote Agents allowed for the instance. Please see the Bamboo Server Licensing page for new and…

Hi Nitesh, Thanks for reaching out to the Atlassian Community! The issue that you are reporting looks to be related to changes to the Bitbucket Cloud APIs that went live on June 11, 2019. If you are using Bitbucket Cloud (bitbucket.org), please read on. Since many of these changes were needed to comply with GDPR, and…

Hi @Luis Mendez Thank you for reaching out to the Atlassian Community! Unlike Jira Cloud, Bitbucket Cloud does not need an Application link, although both need Bamboo to be available on port 80 or 443. Bamboo's default port – 8085 – may also work as well. Please see Link to server products from Cloud and Functional…

Hi @[deleted] , Thanks for your question! The fix will be for Bamboo, and may be released as a patch version, such as 6.8.3 or 6.9.1 – version numbers still to be determined. If that is the case, you would need to upgrade your instance to the fixed version. Please watch BAM-20455 for more information from our developers. I…

Hi @[deleted] , Thank you so much for reaching out to the Atlassian Community. The Bitbucket Cloud REST APIs were recently updated to comply with GDPR privacy regulations. Part of these updates removed a variable containing information that Bamboo expects in the JSON response from Bitbucket. This change resulted in the…

It's great to see you, @Rafael Pinto Sperafico! Happy New Year, and welcome (back) to the Community! I'm looking forward to our continued collaboration. I'm sure we have a lot to learn from each other!

@sebastien Gouin-davis You are most welcome! I am glad we could help! Could you please mark this answer as "Accepted" by clicking the checkmark icon next to the first reply? This will help other Community members find this answer faster and easier. Thank you very much again! Cheers, Elias | Atlassian Support

Hi @sebastien Gouin-davis, I have an update on this issue. The Bitbucket Pipelines developers have just implemented a fix for this that changes the artifact download filename from ".zip" to ".tar.gz" to correctly reflect the compression type used. I was just able to confirm that my downloaded artifact is…

Hi @sebastien Gouin-davis, Thanks for your reply! You can use a folder as an artifact, all you'd need to do is remove the following line from your bitbucket-pipelines.yml file: - zip -r -y -9 -q ${folderName}.zip $folderName/; To use a regular expression that matches the directory name, you should be able to declare the…

Hi @sebastien Gouin-davis, Thank you so much for reaching out to the Atlassian Community! You are spot-on in your update, the download is gzipping the artifact, regardless of how many files are included as part of the artifact definition: $ file artifact_fe922810-834f-4364-bf8e-e18db40ef0db.zip…

Hey @Asa Riley, Thanks for sending that. Before setting SSH_ASKPASS, did Git commands work from the Bamboo server command line, as the user running Bamboo? If this does not work, then it looks like SSH_ASKPASS needs to be set explicitly in NixOS. In the one previous support ticket where this was raised, the solution was…

Hi @Asa Riley, Thanks for reaching out to us! When Bamboo uses native Git, it simply calls the git executable that you have defined. If `SSH_ASKPASS` is not set, Git should try to send a prompt to the terminal to ask for password input, which appears to be where "echo" comes in. Can you please paste the…

Hi Michael, Just to add to what Christian has said, if you downloaded the ZIP Archive, that is indeed Windows only, and contains only the batch (.bat) scripts. For Linux installations, please download the TAR.GZ Archive. This contains only the .sh scripts. Thanks! Elias | Bamboo Support

Hi @Robert Pollard, Thanks for your reply! It looks like you deleted the right thing. Due to the complexity of the issue, and the fact that we may need to request server and/or build agent logs, I have created a ticket in our Support System on your behalf. Please look out for an email with a ticket number like BSP-######.…

Hi @Robert Pollard, Thanks for reaching out to the Atlassian Community! Bamboo stores a cache of the Git repository on the server, and this is the source of the mergeWorkspace directory. As a first step, to rule out the possibility of a "stale" cache, could you please try removing that cache through the Bamboo UI, as…

Hi Aleksandra! You are most welcome! If this solution helped you, may I ask that you please mark this answer as "Accepted" by clicking on the check mark? This will allow other users to find this post easier. Thanks again for reaching out to us! Best, Elias | Bamboo Support

Hi Tafari, Thanks for reaching out to the Atlassian Community! This error can appear for a few different reasons, so to better assist you, we've created a new ticket in the Bamboo Support System. Please look out for an email from us with a Support Ticket number (like BSP-xxxxxx). A member of our team will reach out as soon…

Hi Aleksandra, Thanks for reaching out to the Atlassian Community! If you're using Bamboo 5.1.0 or above, and running Bamboo from the Console, you'll want to put the variables into <bamboo-install>\bin\setenv.bat This is commonly in a location such as C:\Program Files\Bamboo\bin\setenv.bat Before Bamboo 6.2.0, the variable…

Hi Mark, Thank you for reaching out to the Atlassian Community regarding Docker Runner! Unfortunately, it's not possible to use Docker runtime arguments with Docker Runner at this time. I do understand that we can do this with the Docker Tasks in Bamboo, and I have created a Feature Request, linked below, which I strongly…

Hi Nima, Thanks for reaching out to the Atlassian Community today! Please allow me to address your questions inline, below. Question 1: Is there a better way to save the log (so that I at least get log text up to where the saving stage takes place)? Unfortunately this is currently the only known way of retrieving the logs…