Jimmy Seddon Community Champion

Hi @mikayil-abdullah, From what I have seen project are really good at grouping categories of plan together. Plans are listed alphabetically so projects allow you to group plans that belong together into their own groupings. As for when you would create additional plans really comes down to how you want and choose to use…

Hi @אופיר שמש, Sorry this is a weird one. Is it possible for you to upload or share a portion of the log files? I'm just curious to see what else is happening at the time when a non-admin user creates the pull request. if not I understand, it might be worth contacting support that that point. -James

I would start by looking at the atlassian-bamboo.log which is located in the logs folder within the Bamboo Home directory. where that exists will depend on where you set that up for your environment.

You stated that a build isn't triggered when a pull request is created, is it just the build that isn't triggered or is the plan branch also not created. If that is the case it might be worth looking at the log files to see what is happening at the time when a pull request is created by someone who isn't an admin of the…

Hello @אופיר שמש, Welcome to the Community! Can you please provide a bit more information about your environment? Are you making use of plan branches within your build plan? Are they created manually? or do you have automatic branch creation when either a pull request or branch is created? If you are unfamiliar with that…

Hi Rick, Welcome to the Community! Unfortunately, the permissions in BitBucket aren't structured in a way that would allow what you want to do. You need to have Admin permissions at the project level in order to create repositories, which automatically gives you the access to edit the repository permissions. One thing you…

I live in fear of an IT admin who will "force choke" anyone that puts stickers company equipment, so I don't have many but I thought I'd share one I have on my desk that I really like:

Absolutely! So what you will want to do is use the "Artifact Downlad" task type and you are going to select the build plan you are currently in and it sill give you the option to select all artifact or you can specify which shared artifacts you wish to download. -James

Hi @mikayil-abdullah, I was just about to say that. Yes, build the maven code first in it's own stage/job. Then, have the docker stage/job run after that which can use the artifacts built in the maven stage. -James

@mikayil-abdullah , Agents run jobs. So a single agent needs to be capable of running all the tasks contained within a single job. If you can, you will want to split out the docker task you created into it's own job and then you can have both tasks run in parallel. I hope that helps, let me know if you have any other…

@Minkyu Ha, As a suggestion for next time. Since Jira Core is included with the Jira Software installer you could save yourself some time and upgrade both at the same time by using the Jira software installer instead. https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/download Also here are the upgrade notes for Jira Software 8.1.0:…

Hi @Sumit Kumar Gaur, Have you considered using multiple build plans? What we have done is set multiple components that have our configuration build plan as the child plan in the Dependencies tab. Then in the configuration plan I'm using a source code checkout to get the latest configuration changes and an Artifact…

Hi @Enrique Ruiz-Velasco , If you look at the first answer by @Martin Orzaiz (Atlassian) there is an open bug for this which you should watch and vote for. One of our developers found that to work around this issue just make sure you aren't creating epics from the backlog view of the sprint board and it should work fine.…

Hi Dan, Not a problem. Ok here we go: You are going to start by select the Issues menu and selecting the "Search for issues" option Next you will probably be taken to the basic search editor that looks like this: I personally click on the "Advanced" link to use the advanced search as there is more you can do with it: Once…

Hi @Dan Smith, Welcome to the Community! Can you provide a bit more information about the tests themselves, are they stored in Jira as an issue? Are they linked in some way to a Jira issue that is assigned to the tester? The first thing that came to mind for me was for you to create a new Jira filter (query) that will…

@Akyatırım Connectivity, It might be, you should take a look to see if there is a more detailed error message in the log file.

Hi @hmozaffari, I just did a quick search through the REST API docs (https://docs.atlassian.com/atlassian-bamboo/REST/6.4.1/) and it doesn't look like there is anything for retriving a plan as java specs. I can see how that could be challenging to accomplish given that would be a pretty complex object that gets returned.…

Welcome to the community! You are going to find some extremely intelligent and friendly people here to help you when you need it!

Hi @Dineshmathiazhagan , Are you using Cloud or Server (on prem) version of BitBucket? If you are using Server have you looked in the logs at the time you saw the timeouts to see what is reported? I'm sorry I don't use the Cloud version so I don't really have much to offer for troubleshooting steps there. -James

Thanks @Daniel Santos! I completely forgot about using stages, this actually helps me out with a different issue I'm trying to solve.

Hi @Hema, First, I do not claim to be any sort of expert in how to properly structure a java project, so I can share what I did but I'm sure there are better ways out there. Becuase I setup a java project for our specs that uses Bamboo to build and deploy the specs project, I chose not to use a properties file but instead…

Thanks @Martin Orzaiz (Atlassian)! This is exactly what one of my developers ran into i'll keep an eye on the issue for when it gets fixed.

@Shriya Chhajed, One thing you coudl try to help naorrow down what might be setting values is to run a JQL query against that field to show you non-empty values. Seeing what data is stored in that field might help determine who might be using it. Just a thought. -James

Hi @Hema, Welcome to the community! What I did to accomplish this was first I exported the Java specs template, then I used that a a blue print to create a new class specific to the type of dot net project we are building. We made sure that our developers are building the nuget package projects in a consistent manner so…

Hi @syamasundararao ratti, What exactly is it that you want to do with the description field? Only custom fields have a field context. If you are trying to add a default value you will want to look at/vote for this: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRASERVER-4812 If you are wanting to make the field required you can…

Hi Robin, I'm glad you figured it out! -James

Hi @Prem Chudzinski _extensi_, Just to be sure, does the user you are trying to close the sprint with still have a valid Jira Software application license, as I believe Jira Software access is required for anything that has to do with sprints. Hope that helps! -James

Hey Landon, I'm glad that was able to get things working for you! -James

Hi @Prashanth_S, I think your best start in understanding what all is involved is to read this fantastic post by @Mark A_: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Bitbucket-articles/Upgrade-Best-Practices/ba-p/932563 -James

Hi @Shahebaaz Shaikh, Welcome to the Community! Deployment projects have environments that can be run in parallel, but each environment contains a number of tasks that are all run sequentially. So yes you could perform a staggards deployment by adding how ever many tasks you need to a single environment as each task will…