FisheEye web repository url configuration in Bamboo

[Ben F]

Hello. I have a Bamboo instance and a FishEye instance (they are not linked). In Bamboo, for my plan I have configured the "Web Repository" to the FishEye url, set the repository name, but still my mercurial revision links are dead with the tooltip "Unable to create URL - please check your web repository configuration".

My fisheye server is located at http://fisheye

When viewing a particular file at a revision, the url looks like http://fisheye/browse/MyProject/SomeFile.java?r=b048fab9ecd11f1cdd5850584a65ab229bf9fd5c

I have tried various configurations for the repository path based on this article, but still no luck. Am I missing something? Is a reindexing required? Thanks.

[Ben F · Accepted solution]

Interesting...the FishEye configuration is now working, but only on new builds. The old builds continue to have dead links. I guess they are not created dynamically and cannot be refreshed?

[Ben F]

I'm closing this as answered, but I think if it's the case that Bamboo does not dynamically generate or regenerate links to the repository that the documentation or even the UI could reflect that. Thanks!

[Samuel Chow]

FYI links are generated for old builds now.

[bmccoy]

If you navigate to a specific revision of that file in Fisheye what is the url? Does it look the same as the one Bamboo generated?

[Ben F]

Bamboo fails to generate a URL, but in FishEye it looks as above. http://fisheye/browse/MyProject/SomeFile.java?r=b048fab9ecd11f1cdd5850584a65ab229bf9fd5c

[LucasA]

Hello,

I'm not sure if it's the case, but is your server able to resolve the http://fisheye URL? You may need to add it on your /etc/hosts (or equivalent) file.

Best regards,
Lucas Timm

[Ben F]

I am able to "ping -a fisheye" and it comes back.