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Yaml Specs: branch-overrides[*].other

Nathan Iwanski
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September 3, 2024

It would appear you can not override "other" configs with branch-overrides. The docs lead me to believe all configuration is valid and should be merged appropriately, however my experiences have shown otherwise.

For instance, the main plan has `other.concurrent-build-plugin: 1` and a branch override has 8 configured instead. Only the base plan's config is used. Is this to be expected or is it a bug?

Thank you


Edit: I guess going back, the note to the side of the docs says "Miscellaneous plugins configuration on a plan level." which could be taken to mean only the top level config is used. I don't find that very clear in expectations, but maybe that's on me. It would be fantastic if this weren't the case...

 

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Shashank Kumar
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September 5, 2024

Hello Nathan,

Welcome to Atlassian community.

You can look at https://docs.atlassian.com/bamboo-specs-docs/9.6.5/specs.html?yaml#overriding-branch-settings-using-bamboo-specs to understand what configs can be changed.

Can you give one example which you trying to change for your branch which is not working?

Regards,

Shashank Kumar

Nathan Iwanski
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September 5, 2024

Thank you, however those are the docs I'm referencing and they don't appear to communicate the issue at hand. Or that section doesn't, the Miscellaneous Plugins section may allude to it in a note on the side of the yaml documentation.

 

tl;dr: If you override something for a branch, you would expect it to be overridden. It appears there are configurations that can not be overridden, and I do not believe that is clearly communicated if it is the intended behavior.

 

An example config which would result in a concurrency limit of 1, even on the "main" branch that supposedly overrides this to 8:

---
version: 2
plan:
project-key: LOCAL
key: PLAN
name: Test Plan
triggers:
- remote
branches:
create:
for-new-branch: .*
other:
concurrent-build-plugin: 1
stages:
- Build Stage:
manual: false
final: false
jobs:
- Build Job
- Test Stage:
manual: true
final: false
jobs:
- Test Job

Build Job:
!include "shared/jobs/build.yaml"

Test Job:
!include "shared/jobs/test.yaml"

branch-overrides:
- main:
other:
concurrent-build-plugin: 8
stages:
- Build Stage:
manual: false
final: true
jobs:
- Build Job
- Test Stage:
manual: false
final: true
jobs:
- Test Job
- Release Stage:
manual: false
final: true
jobs:
- Release Job
Build Job:
!include "shared/jobs/build.yaml"
Test Job:
!include "shared/jobs/test.yaml"
Release Job:
!include "shared/jobs/release.yaml"

 

Shashank Kumar
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September 10, 2024

Hello Nathan,

Yes you are right. There are few properties which you cannot override like the one example which you specified.

I don't know if this is a bug or a intended behaviour, I will check this internally with the right people and provide an update here.

Regards,

Shashank Kumar

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Shashank Kumar
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September 10, 2024

Hello Nathan,

I did check this internally and feedback is that branch-override will override only the attributes for branches which you are able to change from GUI for a plan branches, see the below screen. Anything which gets tagged to the default plan configuration will not get changed via branch override.

For this you can probably use Specs branches and modify the individual specs file for each branch if you wish to have specific configuration for each branch but that will work after the branch is created.

I agree the documentation is not very clear about this, probably this can be improved a little

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