Bamboo specs getting 401 on webhook

[Sander Cornelissen]

I'm trying to get Gitlab working with Bamboo Specs on Bamboo 6.5. I have created a linked repository with Bamboo specs enabled. From Bamboo I received a 'scan' URL, which I inserted in Gitlab Intergrations.

Whenever the hook is hit, I get te following response:

{"message":"You do not have sufficient read permissions","status-code":401}

The push from Gitlab has no credentials, only the URL in format:

https://<bamboo server>/rest/api/latest/repository/scan?repositoryId=<id>

[Gabriel Ribeiro]

Hi @Sander Cornelissen,

I tested the solution proposed by @Siddhant Gogri and it true, if you're not allowing anonymous users to access Bamboo, the RSS will not be triggered.

As I'm pretty sure this is not the expected behavior, I've raised a bug report:

• BAM-19874 - Repository stored specs endpoint only works if anonymous users have access to Bamboo

Please be sure to watch it, so that you are notified when this is fixed in a future release.

Thank you guys for reporting this.

[Siddhant Gogri]

Even I faced the same issue with Bamboo 6.5 and Github.

Since my dev bamboo is internally hosted, I enabled anonymous access and I could go pass that error.

[Gabriel Ribeiro]

Hi Sander,

Could you please double check if the repository has access to the project you're trying to edit? You can check this in the repository configuration>Bamboo specs tab.

If you want to grant access to a build project, please follow the steps below:

To add a Build project:

1. From the Bamboo header, click Projects.
2. Click your project.
3. In the top-right corner, click Project settings.
4. In the sidebar, click Bamboo Specs repositories.
5. Select your repository and click Add. 

More details can be found at the Enabling repository-stored Bamboo Specs page

Thanks.

[Sander Cornelissen]

Hi,

I have checked the steps you described; the repository is for the project an allowed Bamboo Specs repository. The repository is listed in the Bamboo Specs repositories under the project I had written the Bamboo YAML spec for.

But should it work only with that URL? For example, doing a curl -XPOST with that URL  from Bamboo should normally work? When I do that with curl I received the same error.

The project I have described in Bamboo spacs exist, but the plan does not exist, is that correct?

[Gabriel Ribeiro]

Hi Sander,

Yes, running curl -x  https://<bamboo server>/rest/api/latest/repository/scan?repositoryId=<id> should trigger the change detection in Bamboo.

Did you check if bamboo is throwing any error in the logs?

Yes, the project doesn't need to exist in Bamboo, only the project.

thanks