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Is it possible to force a run of the Bamboo automatic branch detection?

Russell Howe

I'm setting up automatic branch detection and want to fine-tune the regular expression which selects branches.

Is there a way to force a scan of the repositories? Making a regex change, then having to wait 5 minutes for another scan is not exactly a productive way to work!

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Przemek Bruski

That should be:

http://host:8085/bamboo/chain/admin/detectBranches.action?planKey=PLAN-KEY

(Where the PLAN-KEY should be the plan key, not a job key., eg. PROJECT-PLAN , not PROJECT-PLAN-JOB)

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PiotrA

Please try something like this:

http://host:8085/bamboo/chain/admin/config/detectBranches.action?planKey=${planKey}

Russell Howe

Thanks for the suggestion, but that results in a 404 page for me on Bamboo verson 4.1.2

Przemek Bruski

That should be:

http://host:8085/bamboo/chain/admin/detectBranches.action?planKey=PLAN-KEY

(Where the PLAN-KEY should be the plan key, not a job key., eg. PROJECT-PLAN , not PROJECT-PLAN-JOB)

Russell Howe

Thanks, that appears to do the trick. You just saved me about an hour!

Per Samuelsson

We'd like to use this as welll, but I can get it to work. Maybe I don't fully understand how to do this, since I'm rather new to the product (evaluating).

I'm trying to trigger the branch detection by sumbitting URLs like:

http://host:8085/bamboo/chain/admin/detectBranches.action?planKey=FOO1-FOO2

http://host:8085/bamboo/chain/admin/detectBranches.action?planKey=${FOO1-FOO2}

where FOO1 is our product name, and FOO2 is the name of the plan (and host being replaced by our host of course), but both results in errors from the server saying the page does not exist and a link that gets me back home.

Any help would be appreciated!

Przemek Bruski

Per, does the beginning of the URL look like the one you use to access Bamboo in the browser (so, does the protocol, port, host and context match)?

benson margulies

What is the recipe for this for 5.3?

Przemek Bruski

The same thing should work.

Przemek Bruski

Use POST method

benson margulies

It rejects with a security error, even if I tell wget to provider username and password.

markus_korbel

Does this workaround still work for Bamboo 5.6.2?

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