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  • Nice one! Great to see all the high scores here :-) 
  • Hi Max! I helped create the OKR blueprint as part of a ShipIt project a few months ago, when Confluence Server 6.6 was the current version. (I'm stoked you want to use it!) In all likelihood, it will indeed work with newer versions since the core blueprint functionality is pretty well baked at this point and doesn't change…
  • Hi Lars! I can't speak to our software projects (hoping someone else can chime in on that), but for marketing and many other projects, a LOT of the work gets done in Confluence. For example: * documenting background research * drafting copy for our websites * drafting customer emails and/or blog posts * documenting which…
  • Ethan, great to hear! I'd love to pull a quote (maybe paraphrased slightly) from this to include in an email we're sending out to the Team Playbook user community later this month. Could you ping me at sgoffdupont@atlassian.com with your company name and job title, please?
  • Hi Katerina- I brought this to the attention of our support engineers, and they said they'd be happy to do a screen-share session with you and figure this out. File a ticket at support.atlassian.com, and they'll get back to you shortly. We can post the results back here, for posterity :o)
  • Thanks for the feedback, Jack. I'll make sure the product manager and development team lead for Bamboo see it. (I totally agree about SCM tasks appearing by default when you create a new job, btw.) With regard to managing all the data -logs, build artifacts, build results- go to Administration > Plans > Build Expiry to…
  • There are screenshots of the artifact configurations toward the top of the blog, in the "Sharing is Caring" section. And here are a couple screenshots of the configs for the job that produces the artifact, and for the downstream job that consumes it. I'm afraid my real world examples aren't drastically different from what…
  • Hi Jack- Just wanted to make sure you've seen the Bamboo documentation regarding artifacts. The pages on configuring the artifacts produced by a Job and configuring artifact sharing within your Plan might be helpful. Also, if you check out this blog post on setting up a continuous delivery pipeline, there are some…
  • Not currently. Bamboo supports automatically building branches (which you can limit by a regular expression if desired) through it's Auto branching feature. There is a feature request open to support the behavior for tags here " BAM-13618 - Support tags in Git repository" if you'd like to cast your vote and leave a comment.
  • Actually, I'd say you should embrace the merge conflict! The sooner you discover them, the easier they are to deal with. The great thing about pre-build merges is that they surface both merge conflicts and integration conflicts. If merge conflicts do arrise, the build will fail at that point. From there, you can either…
  • Hi Matin- Bamboo does actually support setting triggers for branch builds that are different from master's triggers. First, make sure you have plan branches enabled. Go to ${PLAN} > Configure Plan > Branches and check the box marked "Automatically manage branches". Bamboo will search through your Bitbucket repo and clone…
  • There are no separate triggeres for branch plans Good news! Bamboo does support this. See my answer below :o)
  • Lots of teams have certain builds that run against master, and a different set that run on the branches (typically a sub-set of what runs against master). For each build plan in Bamboo, there is an option to automatically apply the build to dev branches–or not. So you can simply enable that for some builds, and disable it…
  • For reference, here is the juicy part of the support ticket (#BSP-6577): My first idea is to use Bamboo Variables in Location and Destination fields ${bamboo.webappname}-webapp/target and then give that variable a proper value on a Plan level. Please let us know if that is viable solution. Cheers Krystian Brazulewicz…
  • For anyone interested, you can check out our list of 10 things Bamboo does better than Hudson/Jenkins. http://www.atlassian.com/software/bamboo/why-switch And FWIW, Jenkins does have 400+ plugins - but a lot of those plugins cover functionality that Bamboo provides out of the box. Support for EC2, JIRA integration,…