Bamboo child plan triggering - multiple parent plans successful builds

[Pankaj Uplenchwar]

I would like to trigger child plan where multiple parents have successfully built the plans.

I can trigger child plan based on one parent successfully built but I would like to add dependency for 2 parents.

Can someone from the community help to solve this issue?

[Bill Carreon]

HI Pankaj,

If you need a plan to trigger, let’s call this plan C after 2 other plans have successfully run, let’s call these Plan A and Plan B, you can set up a daisy-chain dependency. That is to say that you can have Plan B run if Plan A is successful, then trigger Plan C on Plan B’s success,

Plan A -> Plan B -> Plan C

This will ensure Plan C is run only if Plan A and Plan B have been successfully executed.

Best Regards,

Bill

[Felix Ohr]

Hi @Bill Carreon,

is this the only possible solution for this kind of problem? Because if you're having multiple parent dependencies, like 20-something, the chain gets really long and slow. Also parallelism with mutliple agents isn't possible.

We tried setting "Dependency blocking strategy" to "Block build if parent plans have unbuilt changes " (which I think only works for code commits), as well as "Trigger conditions" set to "Only run Build if other Plans are currently passing" (and provided a list of all parent plan keys). Both doesn't seem to resolve this problem of depending on ALL parent plans being green.

If it's not possible to achieve this right now, is there anything planned in the future?

Thanks and Best Regards,

Felix

PS: We're using bamboo 6.2.5

[Ryan Schaaf]

Any update on this? We have a similar issue where we have multiple modules that get built, and a child plan that puts together a docker image pulling in artifacts from all the parent builds. We would like to have the docker image built only once after *all* the parents complete building, not after each individual one

[Michael Nicholson]

Same issue here. Two parent builds, don't want to run child build unless both parents succeeded. Really shocked there isn't a Dependency Blocking Strategy for this considering there is one to stop child from running if any parents are currently building.