I want to use simple Regex as Pattern, but it does not work.
I want to achieve somethink like "pre(con|dition)*"
So anything starting with precon and predition should match, but not for example pretest.
Is this even possible in Bamboo or can I just use the 3 mentioned here? https://confluence.atlassian.com/bamboo/pattern-matching-reference-301663849.html
Thanks in advance
Hi Markus,
Unfortunately, Bamboo uses ant path matching, not regex. I don't believe there is a way to satisfy that in a single artifact pattern.
The only workaround I can think of, would be to define two artifacts (one for precon and one for predition in your example). Obviously that would not work for every use case though.
Hi Richard, thanks for the reply, even if it is not satisfying...
How do I use the ant-patterns? Do I simply put the html-style syntax as pattern?
From the examples on the site you posted, I could achieve my goal with some file-exclusions.
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Unfortunately, I think you can only use the actual path matching part.
In you example, the best you could do would be:
pre*
which would obviously match both precon and predition as well as pretest.
I don't think there is a way to include the exclusions like in the ant reference. The original link you provided from Atlassian is pretty much all of the syntax that you can use.
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Hi Markus,
I was able to successfully use Bash-style brace expansion for this in my Maven-based project:
test/target/{*.log,test-logs/**,failsafe-reports/**}
I think the equivalent for your question would be:
pre{con,dition}*
I hope that helps!
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This also works when defining the same Bitbucket Pipeline config for multiple branch name patterns. Thank you!
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