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@Jacques I love what @Dr Valeri Colon _Connect Centric_ has suggested here in terms of "just read the instructions". That's the best way to understand what the agent is trying to do. Valeri was kind about "evolving logic". I would agree it comes down to poor agent instructions. Because that's an out-of-the-box agent, I…

@Aleksandar Aleksandrov _Nemetschek Bulgaria_ , In future, I think you’ll find the developer community has more experts in the area of Forge, which will help you get better answers, faster. Can you explain more why you’re using `asApp` instead of `asUser`?

Hey over here @Paul Pasler _Seibert_, that's not the expected behavior. I'll ask around to see what might cause this.

@Rodrigo At this time, Rovo does not work in air-gapped environments. It's a product only available in our Cloud environment.

@Manjusha M I I've tried to reproduce the behavior you describe via a simple HTTP client. My request gives me a reference to the project right away: { "self": "https://devpartisan.atlassian.net/rest/api/3/project/10787", "id": 10787, "key": "JEB" } Furthermore, I see projects in my "View all projects" UI nearly…

Hi all, I think this same issue was also posted on the Atlassian developer community: https://community.developer.atlassian.com/t/getting-503-error-while-calling-confluence-api/49429 In summary, if you aren't using the API URL pattern described in the 3LO documentation, then you will get a 503 error. The correct pattern…

Brian, Welcome to the community! There are too many dimensions involved in the question to be answered inside of Jira's native reporting. However, there are a number of options for pulling that into more sophisticated reporting tools. If your example numbers are representative of scale, I think you could get by with…

Jimmy, Thank you! There are 2 layers of guidance that come to mind: team-level and company-wide. I'll cover team-level, then invite Antonia to offer company-wide. She is on an enablement team, after all. For teams, I would encourage self-assessment. You don't have to get super scientific. Most people working on the…

Jwan, One way answers your question precisely, but I don't recommend it. The official dockerfile indicates the image uses Debian (I happen to know the code word "stretch" means Debian). That means we can install Node using the Debian package manager: curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_11.x | bash -apt-get install -y…

Please vote and comment on JRACLOUD-69973.

Although not a full answer to all the questions in the original post, Keeping Dev In The Cloud: Best Practices For Salesforce Cloud Collaboration explains how Atlassian uses our tools for Salesforce development.

As one of Dom's peers who also studies the future of work, I thought I would chime on this interesting question. I've linked to some articles in my answer below. Each is about a 5 min read. For my part, it isn't that capacity planning in the abstract contradicts agile values. Indeed, one of the principles in the Agile…

It's an interesting question! Even within Atlassian, there are different answers for different teams. Earlier this year, the Jira Mobile team posted about Groom your backlog like a boss with Jira Software.

@Vinesh, if you're asking, "Do Bitbucket and Bamboo handle Mainframe-specific stuff?" The answer is still no.

@Barrie Treloar, Our wonderful Product Marketing team has posted some fantastic tutorials to bridge the gap between product and practice. We'd love to hear where those work, and maybe where they don't. Ian

For Confluence Server or Data Center, one can also enable access logging. I prefer to pipe those logs to a log aggregator like the commercial Splunk or free Elastic Stack. However, one can also use command-line tools to count users in logs. If you follow the instructions for logging to a separate file, then you can do the…

You can upgrade the license by logging into my.atlassian.com and selecting the Upgrade action. Regarding the installation itself, please follow Install Bitbucket Data Center for detailed steps.

I wrote a blog post about Git-based deployment that may answer your question. If not with a webhook, as my post suggests, then check some of the links to alternatives. Most importantly, consider this function is often fulfilled by a CI/CD tool, like Bamboo, especially when there are other steps to take like running…

Atlassian provides some specific guidance for choosing Azure node when you run Data Center. If you are just running Server instances, then the Jira sizing guide is your best bet. From my experience, it's best to run each application in a dedicated VM. As @Thomas Deiler and @Corentin Méhat point out, this simplifies…

Yes. Via Bitbucket's Audit Log. Although I couldn't find it docs, I confirm that every clone triggers a RepositoryCloneEvent, with metadata including the repository name. Hence, you can quickly count clones using the following: awk '{if ($3=="RepositoryCloneEvent") print $9}' atlassian-bitbucket-audit.log | uniq -c By…

Barrie, At the risk of sounding defensive, I would say Atlassian doesn't document such a thing because we don't ascribe to the notion of "best practice". Inside Atlassian, there's isn't just one way of doing things that is best for all teams. Teams use practices and tools that work best for them. Outside Atlassian, the "no…

It could be my error. I assumed you're running in a Bash world, not Windows. More importantly, I just removed `/bitbucket` from the start of the API URL path (if your Bitbucket is configured on a subpath, then include it in the BITBUCKET_URL, and make sure not to use a trailing slash) and added the `--verbose` switch to…

Yup, that's the point of the post-receive hook. To send a "green build" back to Bitbucket when each commit gets mirrored.

That's pretty much the way it should work. The first time you build with a new cache setting, it's going to say "not found". When you rerun the build, you should see the following in build setup: Cache "node": Downloading Cache "node": Extracting Cache "node": Loaded Then the cache has been primed for subsequent builds.…

How about apt which caches /var/cache/apt/archives? It's not the normal language build stuff, but I find myself needing to build-up my toolchain for base images.

Yes, Bitbucket Server is the right fit for enterprise networks. Say no more. The Mirror Hook sounds like the perfect solution. Sorry I had missed that. You should also be able to find the Mirror Hook as an add-on listed on the Marketplace:…

To restate your problem, Bamboo's deployment model depends upon the notion of a fixed "artifact" (like a Java jar), while Webpack's build model is about binding configuration into the web files (like URLs). The "difference of opinion" is confusing. One thing that I would recommend is taking more of a continuous deployment…

No and yes. No because you can't get the Bamboo build details from Bitbucket in one REST API call. Yes because you can ask Bitbucket for a "build status" for a commit, which will give you some information that you could use to make a 2nd call to Bamboo. From Bitbucket Server, you GET…

I recommend just kicking Bazel off from a script task.

It looks like a feature request. I opened an issue for you here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-18656 Please watch and vote.