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How to configure Ivy repository isolation?

Serge Dukic

There's a section of the Bamboo documentation that deals with isolating repositories for Maven executables. We're running into similar problems with Ivy, when multiple stages are run in parallel and cause issues with the shared Ivy repository.

In order to solve this problem, we'd like to configure each agent to have their own isolated Ivy repository. This could be acheived if there was a Bamboo build-time variable identifying the agent that the build is being run on. However, looking at the variable documentation, I can't see any such variable. Does any such variable exist?

If not, does anyone else have any ideas how this might be resolved?

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Przemek Bruski

I don't think we have a variable for that atm. What you could do instead (apart from writing a plugin):

on remote agents, set an environment variable in a script starting the agent. Your best option would be the content of <id> tag from bamboo_agent_home/bamboo-agent.cg.xml
on local agents, it's trickier you can extract the id from variable called "build.working.directory" It will be the last number in the path right before the string avaialble in "buildKey" variable.

I've opened an improvement request to make agent id available via a variable - please watch and vote.

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Przemek Bruski

I don't think we have a variable for that atm. What you could do instead (apart from writing a plugin):

on remote agents, set an environment variable in a script starting the agent. Your best option would be the content of <id> tag from bamboo_agent_home/bamboo-agent.cg.xml
on local agents, it's trickier you can extract the id from variable called "build.working.directory" It will be the last number in the path right before the string avaialble in "buildKey" variable.

I've opened an improvement request to make agent id available via a variable - please watch and vote.

Przemek Bruski

You can also use bamboo.agentId on recent versions of Bamboo.

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