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I am using Shared artifact feature of bamboo to share files from build plan to deployment project.
But when I run deployment project I am facing error "Unable to download artifact Shared artifact"
Bamboo version I am using is 6.3.2
Kindly look into this on high priority.
Hi @Aditi7
Can you check if the artifact was published in the origin plan? You should see a message like this in your deployment logs "
...Preparing to download plan result: PROJ-PLAN-BUILD#
Do you think you can share the logs from PROJ-PLAN-BUILD# and from the deployment?
We only need the relevant part of it, the lines referring to the artifacts.
Deployment is taking old build no in
.Preparing to download plan result: PROJ-PLAN-BUILD#
It is not taking latest build number
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The deployment will always try to get the artifacts from a specific build (the build which was released). Every deployment will deploy a specific release. If you try to rerun a deployment it will keep trying to deploy that specific release, in other words, the same old build.
The message I shared can be found in your deployment logs and will tell you what exactly build is the one being deployed. Using that build key you can check if that build has the artifact you need or if for some reason the artifact was not deployed.
Another option is to deploy a new release. There are some ways to do it, so let me share them:
Create the release from the build result page and then deploy it
<Bamboo_URL>/browse/PROJ-PLAN-BUILD#
Create the release through the deploy page
You can even configure your deployment to create a release for every successful build by adding an After successful build plan trigger into your deployment environment.
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