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Need help with Bamboo using Docker for build/test environments

Patrick Peace September 6, 2019

Hello everyone,

I having an issue with Bamboo using Docker to spin up a Python container install some packages then run unit tests.

I am using Bamboo YAML spec files for configuring the pipeline. In the Spec file I defined Docker to use the Python image at the plan level.

When the pipeline runs Bamboo spins up the Python container and runs the Build stage to install python packages, but for the Test stage Bamboo spins up another Python container that doesn't have my dependencies and tests fail.

I must be misunderstanding or doing something wrong. Any guidance or assistance would be much appreciated.

 

Expectation:

- Bamboo Spins up Python container

- pulls code

- install packages

- run tests

All inside the same isolated container.

 

Example Spec File:

---
version: 2
plan:
   project-key: AN
   key: PYAPP
   name: py app testing

docker:
   image: python:3.7
   volumes:
      ${bamboo.tmp.directory}: ${bamboo.tmp.directory}:z
      ${bamboo.working.directory}: ${bamboo.working.directory}:z
  use-default-volumes: false

stages:
  - Build environment:
       - Build
  - Test Ansible Role:
       - Test

Build:
  tasks:
   - script:
       - pip install pytest
       - pip install -e .

Test:
  tasks:
    - script:
        - pytest

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Daniel Santos
Atlassian Team
Atlassian Team members are employees working across the company in a wide variety of roles.
September 9, 2019

Hello @Patrick Peace

The behavior you see is expected. You defined two different stages, each stage has a different job. Each job will run in a fresh Docker container. 

To avoid the issue you are facing you could:

Option 1

  • Put all the tasks in the same stage.

Option 2

  • Build a new image with all the dependencies you need for your build and add it to docker hub. Then reference the new image in your build. This will allow you to use different jobs for your builds without the need to re-add the dependencies.

I hope that clarifies the issue.

Patrick Peace September 9, 2019

Awesome thank you @Daniel Santos

Daniel Santos
Atlassian Team
Atlassian Team members are employees working across the company in a wide variety of roles.
September 10, 2019

You are always welcome @Patrick Peace!

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