Steffen Opel [Utoolity] Community Champion

Ah, I missed the 'Starter' plan bits - still I think and hope that evaluating with a larger license tier should be sufficient, just get youself a new one via my.atlassian.com/license/evaluation.

That would be understandable, however, I'm not aware of Atlassian refusing support to evaluators (to the contrary, they want to win you over as a customer after all) - have you tried to submit a technical support request via the contact form? While they require you to enter a 'Support Entitlement Number (SEN)', an…

The requests via http rather than https are odd indeed. I've just cross checked your configuration with our own and it looks almost identical (except for us running Bamboo alongside other Atlassian products, therefore with a context and individual ProxyPass directives inside of resp. Location directives). Unfortunately I'm…

There are probably several ways to compose a CI pipeline for this scenario - here's what I would do (from the top of my head): * Use a Repository triggers the build when changes are committed trigger with a Bamboo build project for your service (in place already) * Use an After successful build plan trigger with a Bamboo…

The URL must be syntactically complete, i.e. include the protocol and also the application server context in case you are using one, i.e. either one of these: * https://pipe.domain.com/ * https://pipe.domain.com/bamboo

Your configuration looks correct at first sight - I'm usually encountering this error when Bamboo's base URL is not set properly, see Specifying Bamboo's URL: "This is the base URL of this installation of Bamboo. All links created (for links in Bamboo email notifications etc.) will be prefixed by this URL. To specify…

There are RSS feeds for categories, for example this Feedback Forum: * click the 'Watch' button in the right side bar * choose the 'RSS' tab * copy the URLs for the feeds you are interested in I'm not aware of a way to filter/rank those by week or month right now.

Thanks for the update @Alexey Chystoprudov, transparency around such difficult decisions is always appreciated!

Glad it helps @IanYifanChan - please also 'accept' my answer as solution via the checkmark on the left side so that it doesn't show up as unanswered anymore, thereby keeping others and myself focused on and motivated to assist with new questions :)

You can retrieve the current status of a deployment environment from the Bamboo REST API via a GET to /deploy/environment/{environmentId}/results: The response contains related properties such as 'deploymentState', 'lifeCycleState', 'queuedDate' etc. - in particular, 'lifeCycleState' should offer what you are looking for,…

As Przemyslaw hinted upon, artifact handlers have so far only been exposed in Bamboo Cloud and Bamboo Server instances migrated from Bamboo Cloud. That being said, according to the resp. feature request they will be officially supported in the upcoming Bamboo 6.1.0: * Allow native s3 support in Bamboo Server (BAM-17171)…

This is indeed a good example for this often requested feature - please watch and vote for the following issue to further increase Atlassian's awareness of resp. use cases: * Allow to configure a default trigger for all branches from the plan (BAM-12451)

Update Bamboo 6.1 has been released the other week and addresses the most notable Bamboo Specs gaps from release 6.0, including plan permissions: * Manage plan permissions to control which users have access to various functions of the build plan. * Set up notifications about build results so that you can find out…

Atlassian has addressed the referenced CVE-2017-5638 via its resp. Bamboo Security Advisory 2017-03-10 ( Remote code execution caused by Apache Struts 2): "This advisory discloses a critical severity security vulnerability that was introduced in version 5.1.0 of Bamboo. Versions of Bamboo from 5.1.0 but less than 5.14.5…

This is indeed not explicated on Dedicating an agent and slightly non intuitive given the page name, though reasonably straight forward as such: * Go to the Agents management page - all dedicated agents are marked as such: * Go to the agent in question by clicking its name or View. * Click the Dedicate agent button, which…

Just stumbled over this and identified the following workaround: Workaround Using an arbitrary large number (say 1,000,000) that is greater than the actual result set seems to return the actual '$results.size': * Get the size of the result set via 'max-results=1000000'…

A common pattern to achieve this is: * Get the size of the result set via 'max-results=1' https://localhost:8085/rest/api/latest/result/PROJECTKEY-PLANKEY.json?max-results=1 * Use the output's '$results.size' value to request the entire result set…

Modifying (and thus aligning) build numbers is not currently possible, but an often requested feature indeed - please watch and vote for the following issue to guide Atlassian's roadmap in this regard: * Ability to modify the current build number, bambooBuildNumber (BAM-10282)

Good catch, hadn't realized that phrase yet - given the Bamboo Specs API reference has no notion of permissions either as of release 6.0.1, I'm afraid that's one of the still not supported aspects, like notifications and deployment projects. And now that I state this, I seem to recall that permissions have indeed been…

Navigate to: * Menu 'Administration -> Overview'* Section 'Security'* Link 'Security settings' Then check the 'Enable restricted administrator role' flag in section 'Global security and permission properties':

Can specs be used to create a new project in bamboo? Certainly, have a look at the Project reference. Specs can be used in an external program such as java and contact a bamboo instance on your network? Yes, that's in fact the main operation modus right now - for example, if you create a Bamboo Specs progam via a Maven…

While you could certainly achieve this by developing a Bamboo add-on, I think it is not worth the effort anymore, given the new Bamboo Specs are readily available in Bamboo 6 to programmatically create (and maintain) plans via configuration as code: Configuration as code is now available in Bamboo! You can start storing…

I see, sorry to hear, and I've indeed misread the source code issue - I've updated my answer regarding access to the Bamboo source code.

I recommend to report this issue in the add-on's public issue tracker at Bamboo New Relic Plugin - the add-on's author David Ehringer used to be fairly diligent in keeping his high quality add-ons up to date, but for a new release with breaking changes it can take a couple of weeks of course. As for looking at the source,…

I am likewise getting emails as of today - many thanks for addressing this major impediment for active participation :)

Many thanks for listening to our feedback and reconsidering @Leslie, this is veeeery much appreciated :) @Adrienb - those tags alone won't cut it I'm afraid, here's what I stated in my reply to my own question Can you please clarify your migration algorithm/policy? (still no links to answers nor quotes here, thus inline):…

I just realized that I missed last night's resp. announcement in the Atlassian Developer Community (too much, too many information sources still ...), see Redirects for answers.atlassian.com to the new Atlassian Community: The Atlassian Community launched today and all requests for answers.atlassian.com are being…

I see, thanks for the feedback Monique! Pending a solution for How can I delete my own content?, I've stripped the duplicate comment, please feel free to delete it. As just commented on Why does a posted comment seemingly disappear into thin air without any error message?, "the usability here is obviously not ideal (...),…

Thanks Sam, I'm seeing both of them too now (think I might even have tried three times). The usability here is obviously not ideal (to say the least), because I had no indication whatsoever that my comment might be in moderation still (plus the identically phrased answer I accidentally posted first had still been visible -…

Fellow Marketplace vendors: I've inquired about a possible workaround via the site's RSS feed feature in Could you please expose tags in the RSS feeds?. Further, there seems to be a nasty bug related to those add-on support tags, as outlined Redirections for links to Marketplace add-on support tags yield a 404.