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Load Bamboo variables to a property file

I need to get the Bamboo variables and load it in to a property file located in the project (which I will source code checkout during the build process).

Is there any Bamboo tasks or any other way to load the bamboo variables to a property file?

I have tried properties-maven-plugin to load the Bamboo variables. But it did not load the properties file.

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Sebastien Delcoigne
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Feb 23, 2014

This sounds like you need to write a custom plugin that would add a Task for this (as described in this tutorial)

Thanks Jason. But I need to do it automatically through code. I have to create a test script (which I would execute during the build process) and load the bamboo variables to property file through the test script.

Are these Global plan variables? If so they are loaded as Environment variables when running a Task and prefixed with "bamboo_".

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Jason Monsorno
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Feb 16, 2014

You can do it manually in a script

echo var1=${bamboo.var1} > teams.properties

echo var2=${bamboo.var2} >> teams.properties

echo varABC=${bamboo.varABC} >> teams.properties

This will show the variables in plain text in the jar...

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