Jimmy Seddon Community Champion

Hi Radek, You don't need to delete that, those are the default setting which won't automatically create plan branches (hence the create plan branches 'manually'). You should be able to just merge a pull request into the master beanch and watch the new plan automatically pick up the new change and start building. -James

Hi @‪gilad maharal‬‏, How is your company organizing your sprint boards? By that I mean are you using Stories as Swimlanes? That is how we have been organzing things so you would want the story included in the sprint, and then you are able to see at a glance how many task are in To Do, In Progress or Done on a per story…

Hi @Manju Mote, I know that persoanlly the large number of performance improvements that have been going into the later half of the 7.x releases (we are currently on 7.5.0) are what our company is looking forward to since that is the most common complain we get from our users.

Hi Sara, Can you explain in a bit more detail how you are printing to PDF? are you using the print functionality in your web browser to accomplish this? When you say that your organization did an upgrade was that to the version of Jira that you are using? If so what version are you currently running? If not could you be…

I don't have anything listed for branches in this plan. By default the plan will run for the branch you have listed in the linked repository, there is no need to add a plan branch if master is all you plan to build with this.

Hi Radek, On the build plan itself you will want to make sure you have a repository trigger setup there that uses your linked repository that should do what you want it to do.

Hi Ralph, Yes, what you have outlined in the second option is precisely what I was trying to get to. -James

Hi Radek, You would define this in the linked repository.

Hi Radek, If I understand correctly you want a build to run only for the master branch when a pull request has been merged. Do you allow changes to be made to the master branch if they don't come from a pull request? I ask because you could make a clone of your current build plan that only watches for changes to the master…

@Brandon Stack I can't speak for the version of NUnit supported by the parser as we use that parser to read XUnit test results. However, if you are getting results displayed it might not be the parsing of the results that is the issue, but the running of the NUnit tests on the Bamboo server. Have you checked the build…

Hi Ralph, To be clear the '-b' option on the cherckout command is just a shortcut to tell git to try and create a new branch with the name specified before switching to that branch. One thing I hate about the checkout command is that context is very important. If that branch doesn't exist then running that command will…

Hi @Sven-Maurice, The start-bamboo.bat file is calling 'net start Bamboo'. Because part of the installer process is the run the InstallAsService.bat which is located in the same directory. If you check the Windows Services installed on the Bamboo server you should see one listed with the display name "Atlassian Bamboo" (or…

Hi Ralph, I'm not sure exactly how you are creating branches, but here's what I can offer. If you are creating local branches before the remote, it won't be able to correctly link to the proper remote branch. You can always fix this manually with: 'git branch -u origin/<branch_name>' If you want the link to be created…

@Sven-Maurice I agree with @Kurt Klinner also be aware that this usually gets reset after performing an upgrade to the Bamboo Server, so if you had the server running as a user with the correct permissions then recently upgraded the version of Bamboo you might need to set the service to run as the correct user again. I've…

Hi @Darline Auguste, I'll take May 24th if it's still available. Thanks!

Hi Giorgos, I think you should take a look at the answer provided in this community post: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Bitbucket-questions/Unable-to-connect-Bitbucket-Cloud-to-Jira-Cloud/qaq-p/190133 It looks like you might be experiencing the same symptoms. Give it a try and see if that gets you back into the…

Hi Robin, You should check out the accepted answer in this post: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Marketplace-Apps-questions/How-to-install-add-on-plugin-with-a-script-in-Jira-6/qaq-p/428785 I think it might help you solve your problem. Additionally, you will need to download the version of the Portfolio plugin you wish…

Hi Ralph, Just to give you some pointers with Git just in case you aren't performing this sequence of steps. 1) You have edited a file. 2) You will need to "stage" those changes using the 'git add --all' command (I recommend using --all when you plan to commit all the modified files, otherwise stage them individually like:…

I agree with Nic. We were forcing Jira Core to act like Service Desk before I found out about it at the Summit. I think what it really comes down to is do all the users who will be submitting issues have a Jira license already or not. If they already have licenses you might not see the full benefits of Service Desk. I know…

Hi Nadia, I'm not 100% sure about Confluence, but I think this might be a case of the documentation you referenced being out of date. In Jira, "Manage Add-ons" is what "Manage Apps" used to be called. If that is the case for Confluence as well, you might want to try adding it from the "Manage Apps" page in the admin panel…

Hi André, While I haven't done this in BitBucket Pipelines (we use Bamboo) I still think the concepts are transferable. First, as a part of the script I pass in the system variable for the BitBucket Branch i believe in pipelines this is: 'BITBUCKET_BRANCH' I then wrap the './deploy' portion of the script in an if statment…

Hi Ralph, According to https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Sourcetree-questions/sslv3-alert-handshake-failure/qaq-p/952664 You might want to check the version of git you are using: 'git --version' The related article seems to indicate that error may occur if you are using version 1.x instead of 2.x. If you are still on a…

Hi Daniel, Thanks for the response. Bare minimum I'll go and vote for that feature request, and I'll take a look at your suggested work around. Thanks for your help! -James

For anyone who comes here looking for the answer ot this question, I ended up contacting support and this is the response I received: Our requirement is only for having the fileshare visible as a volume in the OS. However, looking at the Azure documentation on file services, the Azure Files seems to be the simplest choice…

Thank you! I just encountered this problem myself, and thought permissions were the root cause this saved me hours of of following a red herring.