Philip Hodder Atlassian Team

If you're dependent on external files, you will need to download them once the Docker container starts running. This means in your bitbucket-pipelines.yml you will need to download the external files at the start of your build. Here's some resources that may be able to help you with this: *…

You can debug a Bitbucket Pipelines build locally by using Docker. First, install Docker. To set it up will vary depending on which OS you are using. See this page for install instructions: https://docs.docker.com/engine/installation/ Have you bitbucket-pipelines.yml handy, we'll need to grab a few values and commands from…

Bitbucket Pipelines does not currently support the ability to push a Docker image to Docker Hub. You can follow this issue here to receive updates on the status of this feature: https://bitbucket.org/site/master/issues/12790/building-and-pushing-docker-images

Hi Marek, There is no current functionality to configure the hostname of the Docker container in the Docker run command. Feel free to open a feature request here: https://bitbucket.org/site/master/issues Out of curiosity, what's your use-case here? Thanks, Phil

Hi Michael, You can view the logs of all your pipelines by navigating to the Pipelines page: step1.png You can then select the pipeline you wish to see the logs of: step2.png The logs are output here, you may need to click on the 'phpunit' or 'composer install' commands to expand the logs: step3.png If you require more…

You can try to debug this locally by following this guide: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BITBUCKET/Debug+your+pipelines+locally+with+Docker To address your nodejs vs python question. You can create a Docker image that has…

Hi Moe, You can use a secured environment variable for to achieve this. Variables in pipelines - Atlassian Documentation The variable value will be masked from all log output if you mark it as a "secured" variable on creation. By the sounds of it, the only thing you will have to change is that you read in these values as…

I'll have a proper look at this in the office tomorrow. For now, see if you can gain any further insight by following this guide: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BITBUCKET/Debug+your+pipelines+locally+with+Docker It may be worthwhile to add a 'tree' command to the start of your build, just to check you are getting…

Hi Kaz, We match the most specific pattern. So if you have multiple globbing patterns, the most specific one to match your branch/tag/bookmark will be selected. For example: pipelines: branches: my-branch-a: - step: script: - echo "branch 1" my-branch-*: - step: script: - echo "branch 2" my-*: - step: script: - echo…

Does this cause the clone to hang? Fail? Or just not get all the repo contents you want?

Hello, I'm not quite sure what the exact cause of this issue is, but can you try the following: Check if your repository has Pipelines enabled. Go to your repository settings -> Pipelines -> settings. There should be a toggle that will let you know if Pipelines is enabled or not. * If Pipelines is enabled, you can either…

Hi Anton, Bitbucket Pipelines allows you to define a Docker image to use on the step (as well as globally). The current limitation is that you will need to define a different Docker image on each branch (but in the future when there are multiple steps in a Pipeline you can have each step have a different Docker image). For…