Jeroen De Raedt Atlassian Team

Hey, it looks like pip is not installed. Could you run `sudo easy_install pip` or if you are using python 2.6 `sudo easy_install_2.6 pip` ?

Hi David, There currently isn't a straightforward way to see running pipelines across repositories. You could query for these Pipelines using our REST API, and maybe use that to create some kind of dashboard? Specifically to track deployments, we are currently building out better deployment…

Hey Xisco, I am not too experienced with Laravel, but maybe you could try one of these suggested solutions: * https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45353430/laravel-error-uncaught-reflectionexception-class-app-http-kernel-does-not-exi…

Sorry I missed that part. Currently environment variables in the directory paths are not supported so $HOME in the usernode path should be replaced with the actual file path. Can you check whether anything is cached inside the 'globalnode' cache (i.e. is just 'firebase-tools' not cached) ? If that would be the case, maybe…

Hi @Johan Blomgren, the 'node' cache is one of the pre configured caches that we have set up. If you want to have additional caches like globalnode or usernode, you have to configure the paths there to those caches. More information is here in the 'Custom caches for other build tools and…

Hi @romanlex, where exactly do you want to send this data to? This information is available through our REST APIs: Endpoints for pipelines: https://developer.atlassian.com/bitbucket/api/2/reference/resource/repositories/%7Busername%7D/%7Brepo_slug%7D/pipelines/%7Bpipeline_uuid%7D/steps/ Endpoints for…

Hi @ericsantosnasc, Docker images hosted on ECR are using a different way to authenticate against the registry. See if this helps: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/use-docker-images-as-build-environments-792298897.html?_ga=2.77291158.227957974.1512408304-191870588.1502176058 

Hi @ericsantosnasc, At the end of a successful build Pipelines will capture the dependencies store in the specified location. Since you referenced 'maven' it will look in location '~/.m2/repository' Given that it does not seem to work for you, could you try putting this at the end of your script in your…

Hi Rens, is still still an issue? If so, could you raise a support request and mention the host you are trying to add? https://support.atlassian.com/contact/

Hi Hugh, we currently don't have support for such 'final' tasks unfortunately. We do have an open feature request for this, that you can vote on and track: https://bitbucket.org/site/master/issues/13317/final-step-required-for-parsing-unit-tests

Hi Michael, we currently don't have support for such 'final' tasks unfortunately. We do have an open feature request for this, that you can vote on and track: https://bitbucket.org/site/master/issues/13317/final-step-required-for-parsing-unit-tests

Thanks for this extensive answer @Steffen Opel [Utoolity]! There is indeed a REST endpoint available to update a variable (so you can use it to update the ECR credentials): https://developer.atlassian.com/bitbucket/api/2/reference/resource/teams/%7Busername%7D/pipelines_config/variables/%7Bvariable_uuid%7D 

It looks like Amazon ECR currently only allows you to generate Docker credentials that are valid for 12 hours: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/reference/ecr/get-authorization-token.html Generating these for your build should work, however I suppose it is quite inconvenient to regenerate them all of the time. 

Pipelines also supports Bitbucket team accounts, however during the beta you will have to request an additional invitation code for each account/team. You can still request invites here (but you will have to use a different email address): https://bitbucket.org/product/features/pipelines

Hi @Larry Jennings, a story covering multiple repos will most of the time not really work well if your workflow is set up to use automatic transitions. For example: if you set up to transition to Done when a Pull Request is merged - this can not cover the actual state since there are 2 pull requests. You might want to…

Hey Justin, unfortunately Bitbucket Pipelines doesn't support yet the building of Docker images as part of your build. We do however hope to get this functionality added soon. You can find the open feature request here: https://bitbucket.org/site/master/issues/12790/building-and-pushing-docker-images

Bitbucket Pipelines currently doesn't build pushed tags (it only builds the top commit of the push). Is there anything specific you are trying to achieve with Bitbucket tags?

Hey @Carlos Souza, could it be that you have configured your Karma tests to run with --singleRun=false ? Setting this to true will result in failing the build once errors pop up.

Hey Aravind, normally the 'grunt build' task would store the output in the 'build' directory. You can easily verify that this directory exists if you add the 'ls' bash command to your step definition after you executed the 'grunt build' command. You can also test these commands on your local computer: open a terminal and…

Hi William, we had a similar issue with some of our projects that use maven. To solve the issue we created a separate 'release' branch. Our workflow looks like this: * user creates a branch from master (e.g. my-feature-branch) * when the work is done, the user merges his branch (e.g. through a pull request) to 'release'…