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Bamboo Java Specs with Multiple Plans

Ryan Dykstra
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March 18, 2019

We are starting to use Java specs and want to define all the projects and plans in a single repo, but not sure of the best way to setup many plans. 

If we have 50 plans to define, are we going to have to create a single line for each plan like below? Is there an easier way to accomplish this?

 

Plan plan1 = new PlanSpec().createPlan1(); 
Plan plan2 = new PlanSpec().createPlan2();
Plan plan3 = new PlanSpec().createPlan3();
Plan plan4 = new PlanSpec().createPlan4();
Plan plan5 = new PlanSpec().createPlan5();
etc...

bambooServer.publish(plan1);
bambooServer.publish(plan2);
bambooServer.publish(plan3);
bambooServer.publish(plan4);
bambooServer.publish(plan5);
etc...

 

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Alexey Chystoprudov
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March 18, 2019

Try this approach

List<Plan> plans = new ArrayList<Plan>();
PlanSpec spec = new PlanSpec();
plans.add(spec.createPlan1());
plans.add(spec.createPlan2());
plans.add(spec.createPlan3());
plans.add(spec.createPlan4());
plans.add(spec.createPlan5());

plans.forEach(bambooServer::publish);
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Victor Debone
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March 18, 2019

Hello @Ryan Dykstra

Yes, this is one of the ways you could do it.

As this is Java, you could also do something like:

// This is pseudo-code, it will not work. It's just an insight
Plan createPlan(integer number) {
return new PlanSpec().createPlan();
}

// Later
for(Plan p : plans) {
bambooServer.publish(p);
}

Did it help?

Victor 

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