Hey @Luke Irvine @Miklos Lorinczi
Because window runner is still in EAP at the moment, we only enabled it for workspaces you fill in in the survey. If you try it with a new workspace other what you fill in in the survey, then you won't be able to see the windows option when you create runner.
Can you please send me the workspace url via email(lliang2@atlassian.com), I will enable them accordingly.
Cheers
Leo Liang
dear @lliang2
My issue was caused by dual accounts: my colleague requested the EAP to another Atlassian account, but after he contacted support and clarified the issue, the EAP was enabled on bitbucket.org/radiuzdev, and now I'm able to add self-hosted windows runners.
Best Regards
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Try using a different browser.
I am having the same issue when using MS Edge but switched to Chrome and the issue is resolved. I would prefer to use Edge but will be using Chrome to create runners. Everything else appears to be operation in Edge.
I believe it has to do with my strict browser setting implemented on Edge. If I turn on Allow Cookies and Thirdparty Cookies here it seems to fix the issue: https://bitbucket.org:443
Hope this helps.
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I'm facing the same issue. Can it be set up on already existing repos, or do i need to create a new one?
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No, existing repository is fine, but it must be in a workspace that Atlassian has authorized to the EAP. I only requested one workspace to be part of EAP, and only those repos have the option enabled.
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Thanks for your answer, I'm pretty certain I requested the repository I'm trying to create the runner for. Maybe I misspelled the repo. @Miklos Lorinczi I'm guessing you specified the repository too?
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I am pretty sure they did it on a workspace basis, so I would have to be the workspace name you requested on the signup. Maybe that was off.
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Also, go to the workspace settings and try adding a runner there.
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