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Bamboo YAML use a plugin like Bamboo Maven POM Value Extractor

Mathias Gebbe
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February 2, 2018

Hi all!

I am very excited to test the new bamboo.yml feature and I am already able to use maven and build our docker containers

but I need a plugin or script to extract pom values for the deployment (in my case $bamboo_maven_version)

any ideas to to achieve that?

thanks in advance!

 

 

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Steffen Opel _Utoolity_
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February 2, 2018

In terms of plugins, you might want to check out David Ehringer's excellent Maven POM Value Extractor, which "Extracts values from Maven POMs and keep your Bamboo variables in sync with your Maven POM", thus precisely addresses your requirements!

Given the latest version is from 2016, it cannot have built-in Bamboo Specs (Java) yet, which can be worked around with the AnyTask class, as outlined in Configuring unsupported tasks.

That being said, Bamboo Specs (YAML) does not yet support tasks and is mostly script focused as of today. You need to resort to a script based approach for variable extraction from Maven's XML based POM accordingly. I do not have a solution handy, but depending on your script environment, there should be several options to extract the value (possibly via XPath/XSLT), for example:

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Mathias Gebbe
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Thank you! Yes I already use the plugin. But am I able to use it out of the "new" Bamboo YAML specs

 

https://docs.atlassian.com/bamboo-specs-docs/6.3.0/specs-yaml.html

 

example:

---
project:
  key: DRAGON
  plan:
    key: SLAYER
    name: Dragon Slayer Quest
stages:
  - jobs:
      - scripts:
          - M2_HOME=${bamboo_capability_system_builder_mvn3_Maven_3}
          - ${bamboo_capability_system_builder_mvn3_Maven_3}/bin/mvn clean install
        requirements:
            - system.builder.mvn3.Maven 3
            - linux
        artifacts:
          - name: library
            path: target/*.jar
        testParsers:
          - junit

 

Grzegorz Lewandowski
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February 2, 2018

Bamboo YAML Specs allow only for using plain scripts. You can't use any task builders. 

I think the only way who to achieve what you want is to run "grep" and get the values you need. 

Steffen Opel _Utoolity_
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February 2, 2018

Thanks for the clarification @Mathias Gebbe, I've misread your question indeed. As Grzegorz already pointed out, other than Bamboo Specs (Java), Bamboo Specs (YAML) do not yet support tasks - given Maven's POM is XML based, I've updated my answer with a few pointers how you might achieve this via Xpath/XSLT.

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