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Failed to upload files to Bitbucket Downloads

Rex Cheung March 4, 2024

My pipelines uses atlassian/bitbucket-upload-file 0.7 to upload artifacts to Bitbucket Downloads.

I got error "Container 'docker' exceeded memory limit." ("error waiting for container: unexpected EOF" in build log) when total size of artifacts reached around 510MB (in 5 files).

Is it possible to fix the issue? Or I need to create my own script to upload files in a more memory efficient way.

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Ben
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March 5, 2024

Hi Rex,

I've noticed you have raised this in community, yet you have access to a Standard workspace that is entitled to Standard-level support from our team. In future, please raise a ticket directly with us by listing your workspace URL and selecting Bitbucket Cloud as the product with Technical Issues & Bugs as the reason:

If you are receiving a Pipelines error that you have run out of memory, chances are you are not assigning enough memory to that step. Please refer to our documentation for steps to combat this - particularly the Service memory limits section which outlines how memory is allocated to your builds:

If you still encounter issues, please raise a ticket directly with support as above so that we may assist you further. If you cannot raise a ticket, let me know and I will raise one on your behalf.

Cheers!

- Ben (Bitbucket Cloud Support)

Rex Cheung March 5, 2024

Thanks, I have raised a ticket in your system.

Actually, I don't expect uploading files using official uploading pipe requires adjustment in allowed memory.

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Rex Cheung March 8, 2024

Recommendation from the support person is increasing allowed memory or using CURL (not pipe). I have no idea if the pipe will be improved to allow uploading large file.

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