What can be used as Pattern when defining Artifacts?

[Markus Petke]

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

[Richard White _TechTime_ · Accepted solution]

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.

[Markus Petke]

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.

[Richard White _TechTime_]

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.

[robbytx]

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!

[inger.klekacz]

This also works when defining the same Bitbucket Pipeline config for multiple branch name patterns. Thank you!