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Why is the variable automatically substituted?

DavidJng

I try to use the variable ${bamboo.repository.name} in further tasks, but it's always substituted with name of the same branch.

Example:
I push on "Branch", the variable has the value "Branch".

I push on "Master", the variable has the value "Branch"... but normally it should have the value "Master", shouldn't it?

Is there another variable to figure out the name of the branch to which something was pushed?

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Elifcan Cakmak

Hello,

Yes you need to use branch variable stated in the documentation. What you are using is repository name variable.

https://confluence.atlassian.com/bamboo/bamboo-variables-289277087.html

Check out bamboo.planRepository.<position>.branchName variable.

Regards,

Elifcan

DavidJng

bamboo.planRepository.<position>.branchName uses static values.

f.e. bamboo.planRepository.1.branchName=master and

bamboo.planRepository.2.branch

But I need a variable which changes its value depending on the branch it's pushed to.

Jimmy Seddon

Hey @DavidJng,

bamboo.planRepository.1.branchName

and

bamboo.planRepository.2.branch

are not different branches with the same repository they are the current branch from two linked repositories in your Build Plan (that is assuming that when your Build Plan executes, you are checking out code from two repositories).

If you use: ${bamboo.planRepository.1.branchName} when pushing to master it will substitute with the value 'master'

If you use ${bamboo.planRepository.1.branchName} when pushing to test_branch it will substitute with the value 'test_branch'

I hope that helps!

-Jimmy

DavidJng

Hi @Jimmy Seddon
I always want to checkout everything. But in further tasks I only want to use the branch where something was pushed from.

f.e.

Push on "test-branch"
Checkout "master" and "test-branch"
use "test-branch" in further tasks

Push on "master"
Checkout "master" and "test-branch"
use "master" in further tasks

Best regards,
David

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