${bamboo.repository.git.branch} not working when building "master" branch

Fabien Ruffin March 1, 2014

Hi,

In Bamboo I'm trying to use the Git branch name as part of my artifacts file name. This is very useful after deployments on our testing environment as we then know exactly where the bits come from.

I've tried using ${bamboo.repository.git.branch} which works great when running "build branches" but when running the base plan (not a branch) the above variable is always returning "Unknown". This is a bit misleading as the variable name suggests it's returning the Git branch and not the Bamboo branch. Is there another variable I could use to get the actually Git branch that was used for the build?

Thanks

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Jason Monsorno
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March 2, 2014

I've always used ${bamboo.repository.branch.name}

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Fabien Ruffin March 2, 2014

Thanks Jason!

I'm not sure what the difference is under the hood between those 2 but the variable you mentioned works well and solves the problem

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