Hey.
I have a plan that outputs a certain file, and I want it to also download the previous build artifact (of the same plan), compare it to the current one and create a diff as well. (there were previous build to that plan, so that there always will be an artifact existing to compare to).
Problem is, Bamboo keeps trying to locate an artifact produced by the current run, therefore failing because it does not exist at this point.
Any ideas besides using wget or something to download the artifact?
Thanks.
For future reference, there are two ways to tackle this.
Either using rest to locate and download the latest successful artifact, or using a a child plan to be triggered and keep the artifacts of the main plan, then download the artifacts from the child plan in the main plan tasks.
I don't think there is a way to do this without being creating with a wget or similar download command.
The url to the artifact always contains the build ID. Example:
https://<your-bamboo>/browse/PRJ-BLD-144/artifact/shared/myarftifact/
You could get the previous ID by using ${bamboo.buildNumber} -1. Of course you should check if that build was succesful first.
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