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Bamboo skips commits for building

Our Bamboo plan has a configuration to trigger on every commit (Bitbucket Server repository triggered).

Sadly, some commits doesn't trigger the Bamboo plan to run.

You can see that there are two PullRequest merges which result in one build. But they should result in two builds, one for each.bamboo-bug.png

Does someone know why this could happen or how it could be fixed?

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Jeyanthan I
Atlassian Team
Atlassian Team members are employees working across the company in a wide variety of roles.
Aug 28, 2020

Hi @danieldaeschle ,

I can think of 2 possibilities:

  • You might have quiet period configured in this linked repository. This is the time Bamboo should wait for any new change before initiating a build. If these 2 pull requests have happened consequtively, these both could have triggered just one build.
  • You have configured Exclude changesets under this linked repository definition. If a regular expression in this field matches the commit messages, it will be excluded from triggering a build.

There can be other factors like network problem influencing this. You may get more details from your atlassian-bamboo.log.

Cheers,
Jey

Both are deactivated.

Any other suggestion?

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