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New power ups not working in mobile app
Asked by Peleg Megides:

Hey everyone! I just downloaded Trello and it seems amazing.

However, I tried to download the "show checklist" power up (that enables you to see the bullets in the board without clicking on the card), and it works perfectly on web but it doesn't sync into the app.

I still have the 4 default power ups, and it doesn't matter what I tried, the app won't display the one I downloaded successfully.

I've tried deleting the app's cache, buying premium subscription, authorizing the power up and deleting and then re downloading the app.

Nothing seems to work for me.

What would you guys suggest doing? What am I missing here?

Any help would be greatly appreciated! :)


Answers:
author: Hamza Chundrigar
body: Hi [@Peleg Megides](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/5090055)

Welcome to the community

Unfortunately Trello API doesn't support Power-Ups in the mobile app. The 4 default ones that are available are made by Trello themselves.

The way the Power-Up APIs works is very web dependent (HTML) and so because the mobile apps are native (iOS and android) and not just web wrapper apps the powerups can't easily be made to work.

However if you load Trello in your web browser on your phone the Power-Ups should work.

Best,

Hamza

comments: author: Dora Potter
body: [@Hamza Chundrigar](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/4591135)

Is this something that will be remedied any time soon?

All of my guys use the Trello mobile app to see our boards. We installed a time tracking power-up so they can individually put time towards the card that are working on so having that be available in the mobile app would be SO helpful.

Thanks


author: Fahimeh Badakhsh
body: That is my problem too. I'm using repeating card power up on web but it doesn't appear in the application. As the whole team need to work on mobile application not in trello web I really need it to be active and usable on mobile too. I appreciate you let me know if there is any way to do so.


author: Robert Lawrence
body: 100% on board with getting these to work on the app. It's a bit annoying to open Trello in an iOS web browser, while at the top of the screen, it's telling me Trello is better in the App. It's not, given the problem with powerups. Paid for the Powerups before learning they don't work in the app. My bad.


author: Karen Cameron
body: Still not available almost a year later...sigh.


author: Pourya Mesbah
body: The usability of the browser app on a phone is terrible. Floating panels dont show up properly and just the whole UI worklfow doesn't seem designed for a mobile interface.   

Please either improve the browser interface for mobile, or improve the mobile app to work with the powerups.


author: Info_
body: What are the four default power ups that are made by Trello? I've been looking but no luck so far!

Just in case one of them will do for what we need!


Tags: app

checklist

new-to-trello

power-up

sync
How to shut down bamboo cleanly?
Asked by Hugh Perkins:

I want to shut down my Windows instance at the end of running a build. (background: I only have one instance license, and I also want to build on linux too, so I want to shut down the Windows instance so that the linux instance can start).

To do this, I've created a startup script that polls for a flag 'shutdown.flg', and have a 'final' script task in my stage, that creates this flag. Then the script does a 'shutdown -t 0 -f'. This kills the server too drastically, and the build fails.

What is the standard way to shut down bamboo (or a bamboo instance) cleanly?

(Platform is Windows. On linux, it seems doing a 'shutdown -h now' works ok, although a clean solution on both platforms would be preferable)


Answers:
author: RianA
body: Hi there, If you're using normal Windows installation, the standard way to shutdown Bamboo would be running StopBamboo.bat file.


Tags: housekeeping

shutdown

windows
How to create 32-bit chroot in an elastic bamboo instance?
Asked by Hugh Perkins:

I want to be able to create a 32-bit chroot in an elastic bamboo 64-bit instance.

There are 3 approaches I can see:

- install a 32-bit Amazon linux chroot in a stock elastic bamboo image.

- install 32-bit and 64-bit ubuntu chroots in a stock elastic bamboo image

- install the elastic bamboo agent in a ubuntu ami (and from there, using debootstrap is easy)

For the first two, the challenge I have is I'm not sure how to get debootstrap to work in an Amazon linux environment.

For the last option, the challenge I have is I'm not sure how to install the elastic agent onto a stock ubuntu ami.


Answers:
author: Przemek Bruski
body: I'd go with option number 3.

There will (most likely) be an Ubuntu 64 EBS stock image available with Bamboo 5.1 . We already have it available - I can share it with you if you want.

comments: author: Hugh Perkins
body: Yes please!


author: Przemek Bruski
body: Please open a ticket at [jira.atlassian.com](http://jira.atlassian.com) and set security level to "Reporters and Developers".


Tags: cloud

ubuntu
Problems with maven build
Asked by frustyjk:

Hi all,

I am evaluating Bamboo as a replacement for our Jenkins setup.

I have some ant based builds running and so far I am impressed.

But now, I do fail with the first maven based plan:

```
com.atlassian.bamboo.task.TaskException: Failed to execute task	at com.atlassian.bamboo.plugins.maven.task.Maven3BuildTask.execute(Maven3BuildTask.java:112)	at com.atlassian.bamboo.task.TaskExecutorImpl.executeTasks(TaskExecutorImpl.java:212)	at com.atlassian.bamboo.task.TaskExecutorImpl.execute(TaskExecutorImpl.java:98)	at com.atlassian.bamboo.build.pipeline.tasks.ExecuteBuildTask.call(ExecuteBuildTask.java:75)	at com.atlassian.bamboo.v2.build.agent.DefaultBuildAgent.build(DefaultBuildAgent.java:188)	at com.atlassian.bamboo.v2.build.agent.BuildAgentControllerImpl.waitAndPerformBuild(BuildAgentControllerImpl.java:102)	at com.atlassian.bamboo.v2.build.agent.DefaultBuildAgent$1.run(DefaultBuildAgent.java:107)	at com.atlassian.bamboo.build.pipeline.concurrent.NamedThreadFactory$2.run(NamedThreadFactory.java:52)	at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:724)Caused by: com.atlassian.bamboo.task.TaskException: Failed to execute command, external process not completed?	at com.atlassian.bamboo.plugins.maven.task.Maven3BuildTask.execute(Maven3BuildTask.java:108)	... 8 more
```

Any pointers into what I might do wrong. The project is a very simple maven project for testing and I want to run 2 maven goals (clean test), but the build fails directly after the GIT checkout from Stash.


Answers:
author: frustyjk
body: My own fault. Had not configured the mvn executable correctly.

comments: author: Eugen Besel
body: Hi Jan, what do you mean with maven executable???

where can I configure it??


Tags: bamboo-administration
Which branch was last run for a plan from Dash Board
Asked by scott brown:

In Bamboo or Jira on the dash board, I'm looking for a way to tell which branch was last run for a plan. I have multiple branches and would like to be able to know which one is currently deployed since I have multiple people working from different branches running the same plan to build the applications. It would be great if it was on Bamboo inbetween plan and build. That way the build number would refect branch previously run and not the default branch.


Answers:
author: Devon Hillard
body: I am looking for the same thing! We have mulitple plans, and need to see at a glance, which branches were built most recently for each plan and when that build ran.
Bamboo build throwing an error, command line is fine
Asked by Osman Ullah:

I have a bamboo build which packages and signs an Adobe AIR application. This uses a program called adt which takes in a certificate and uses it to sign the app. The entire build works fine until it comes time to sign the app and I get the following error:

"Packaging failed. Make sure your computer time is in sync and your certificate is valid"

I know this is an error in ADT, and I should go to Adobe for help. However, when I run the same ant task by hand on the build machine I do not have any problems. Something is different when the Bamboo build runs, and I can't figure it out. Can anyone help me try to troubleshoot this problem?

We had this running fine on an older Windows XP build agent. I am trying to set up a new Windows 7 build agent and I am getting the error.

Thanks


Answers:
author: Osman Ullah
body: I fixed this issue by changing the Bamboo Agent Service to run under my user account instead of the system account. Everything looks good now.
How do I access the plan name variable?
Asked by Kevin James:

When I access bamboo.buildPlanName I get the value in the form "Project - Planname" however I am looking for only the planName, not the projectName prefixed to it. Any ideas?

This seems like a bug, the plan name should only be the value in the field "Plan", that is what it implies. I am not sure why the Project name is also included in that value.


Answers:
author: Felipe Kraemer
body: Hello Kevin,

You're right, it's currently not possible to retrieve only the plan name without the project name.

This was requested here:

<https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-10401>

Please vote on it in order to increase its visibility and likelihood of being implemented faster.
Bamboo integration with tomcat
Asked by lorenooliveira:

I'm planning to extend the build plan of my application to include the execution of integration tests. For this, it's necessary to deploy my application to tomcat before running any selenium test.

With some googling I found this manual page: <https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/AOD/Using+Tomcat+with+Bamboo+for+continuous+deployment>

According to the previous page, bamboo will continuously deploy my application to the same running tomcat instance. The problem is that sooner or later this will cause a permgen problem and tomcat will have to be restarted manualy.

Is there anyway of integrating bamboo with tomcat in a way that the container is tottally started for each deploy and shut down at the finish?


Answers:
author: lorenooliveira
body: Answering my own question, I followed Alexander's advice and wrote up a bash script for killing a possible running tomcat instance, delete the previous installation, create a new installation from the original zip file, configure tomcat-users.xml, and start tomcat. I used this bash script for creating a new script task within Bamboo. This task is followed by the ordinary tomcat deploy task, and everything is working like a charm now...


author: Alexander Kiefer
body: As far as I know, this is only possible if you invoke a script which restarts your tomcat, we are running such an environment since about one year and have never gotten a PermGen Exception with our servers.

comments: author: lorenooliveira
body: Alexander, is there any trick for avoiding permgen issues? Do you have any gotcha in the configurations of tomcat or bamboo? Are you using any JVM different from oracle's hotspot?

I have never seen someone performs thousands of deploys in a same running tomcat without having to restart it due to some problem (normally, permgen issues)...


Tags: bamboo-administration
How to use quotation marks in ant task target?
Asked by hughperkins:

I want to run an ant task like this:

ant -Dgenerator="Visual Studio 11"

which I do by creating an ant task with the following target:

-Dgenerator="Visual Studio 11"

Unfortunately, this gives an error about target "Studio" not found. Clearly, the quotation remarks have disappeared somewhere on-route.

If I log directly into the target Windows instance, and run the command myself (copy and paste from the build log), it works just fine.

How to solve this issue?

Edit: note that a workaround that works is just to create a 'script' task instead of an 'ant' task. It's actually the same amount of work (just put 'ant ' at the start of the line...), but it seems somehow 'inelegant' to be using a generic script task, instead of using a dedicated ant task?


Answers:
author: Hugh Perkins
body: After checking with support, there is a bug for this here <https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-10740> , and the current workarounds are one of:

- avoid needing quotation marks

- use \\ as an escape character

- use a script task instead of an ant task


Tags: cloud
bamboo won't show test results
Asked by Giovanni Azua:

I have a multi-module Maven project and after successfully building I can see in the test results tab page "2 tests in total" but it shows no details on the test names etc. The bamboo documentation states that the test tab page should instead show a detailed list of the tests:

<https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BAMBOO/Viewing+test+results+for+a+build>

How can I get my tests listed as in the documentation? I'm using the latest bamboo version. Does it maybe show only test failures?


Answers:
author: PiotrA
body: Hello Giovanni,

I think that you're encountering following 'peculiarity' in the Bamboo design:

\* On the top-level Plan result page only the failing tests are listed (like in the linked documentation)  
\* When you have a simple Plan with a single Job you're displayed top-level result pages with the Job navigator (left side of the screen) being folded - so it's hard to navigate into Job result page

If your two tests are successful (i.e. they are passing, not failing), then you should navigate deep down into the Job result that contain these two tests. There you should have a tab "Tests" with a sub-table "Successful Tests". And you should see there the details of your tests.

Please correct me on my assumption that both your tests are passing - in that case you might be encountering something more sinister...

Hope my explanations are clear to you, but if they are not please don't hesitate to ask for clarifications. I reckon you're new to Bamboo, aren't you?

regards,

comments: author: Giovanni Azua
body: Ok indeed now I can see the passing tests by expanding the "hidden panel" and clicking the "Default Job". Yes I'm new to Bamboo I am more familiar with TeamCity, I am currently evaluating it for our CI infrastructure.


author: PiotrA
body: Anything else we can help with?


author: Mike Davidson
body: Good lord that was the most difficult thing to find. Why is it buried so deep? This answer was very helpful though, thank you!
Grails Build fails with Bamboo 5
Asked by Alexander Kiefer:

Hi,

I upgraded to Bamboo 5 this morning. But after this my Grails builds are failing with the error message:

```
Exception: java.lang.StackOverflowError thrown from the UncaughtExceptionHandler in thread "main"
```

The nightly build passed without any problems... Do I have to hange anything else?

Greetings

Alexander


Answers:
author: Alexander Kiefer
body: Ok I downgraded back to 4.4 and then reugraded to 5.0 and now it works.... really strange....


author: Przemek Bruski
body: Interesting, is there anything more in the log? Which log is it? Agent/build/server ?

comments: author: Alexander Kiefer
body: It is the build Log. Here is the part of this task:

```
command	16-Jul-2013 09:10:44	Substituting variable: ${bamboo.version} with 1.0.400command	16-Jul-2013 09:10:44	Substituting variable: ${bamboo.buildNumber} with 499simple	16-Jul-2013 09:10:44	Starting task 'Set Version Number' of type 'com.atlassian.bamboo.plugins.bamboo-grails-plugin:grailsBuilderTaskType'command	16-Jul-2013 09:10:44	Beginning to execute external process for build 'Server - Deployment - Default Job #499 (BCS-DPM-JOB1-499)'\n ... running command line: \nC:\Users\Administrator\.grails\wrapper\2.2.0\grails-2.2.0\bin\grails.bat set-version 1.0.400.499 -non-interactive\n ... in: E:\bamboo-home\xml-data\build-dir\BCS-DPM-JOB1\Server\n ... using extra environment variables: \nJAVA_HOME=C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.7.0\nbamboo_version=1.0.400\nGRAILS_HOME=C:\Users\Administrator\.grails\wrapper\2.2.0\grails-2.2.0\nPath=C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.7.0\bin;C:\Windows\system32;C:\Windows;C:\Windows\System32\Wbem;C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\;%JAVA_HOME%/bin;%GRAILS_HOME%\bin;%ANT_HOME%/bin;C:\Program Files\adt-bundle-windows-x86_64\sdk\tools;C:\androidsdk\platform-tools;C:\Program Files\Microsoft Windows Performance Toolkit\;C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\8.0\Windows Performance Toolkit\;C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Web Platform Installer\;C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft ASP.NET\ASP.NET Web Pages\v1.0\;C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\110\Tools\Binn\;C:\Program Files (x86)\Git\bin\nerror	16-Jul-2013 09:10:45	error	16-Jul-2013 09:10:45	Exception: java.lang.StackOverflowError thrown from the UncaughtExceptionHandler in thread "main"simple	16-Jul-2013 09:10:45	Failing task since return code of [C:\Users\Administrator\.grails\wrapper\2.2.0\grails-2.2.0\bin\grails.bat set-version 1.0.400.499 -non-interactive] was 1 while expected 0simple	16-Jul-2013 09:10:45	Finished task 'Set Version Number'
```


author: Przemek Bruski
body: That looks like Grails itself is failing, does it work from the command line when run as the same user (Administrator, I presume)?


author: Alexander Kiefer
body: Yes the command works fine if I run it from the command line. It also worked before the upgrade of Bamboo, so i assume it has something to do with it...
Option "Create Remote Links from JIRA Issues" does not work
Asked by LarsM:

We use the Plan Branching with this Option enabled. Both, Jira and Bamboo have a Trusted Application Link to each other.

When I take a look at the Build I see that Bamboo did found a Jira Issue but there is the Button "Create Link in Jira". With the option turned on Bamboo should do this itself right?


Answers:
author: Sultan Maiyaki
body: Hi Lars,

It seems you are affected by this bug: <https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-13313>  

I will suggest you watch it for updates on the roadmap.


author: RianA
body: Lars, looks like you have raised a support request about this. I would suggest you to track it from there if that's the case.
Accessing the required agent capabilities for a job from a pre stage action module.
Asked by DaveD:

I'm trying to write a Bamboo plugin that can signal our remote agent manager to spawn the required remote agents on our HPC cluster as a pre-stage action. All our plan jobs specify a number of custom capabilities used by the HPC cluster and the remote agents are spawned with these capabilities by the manager.

My problem is that I can't find how to access the required capabilities for the jobs within the stage. I can access the [BuildExecution](https://docs.atlassian.com/atlassian-bamboo/4.3/com/atlassian/bamboo/chains/BuildExecution.html) and [BuildContext](https://docs.atlassian.com/atlassian-bamboo/4.3/com/atlassian/bamboo/v2/build/BuildContext.html) from the [StageExecution](https://docs.atlassian.com/atlassian-bamboo/4.3/com/atlassian/bamboo/chains/StageExecution.html) which seem to be able to provide some of the information but I can't find the job requirements (set on the requirements tab of the job configuration).

Please can someone point me in the right direction! Thanks for your assistance.


Answers:
author: Marcin Gardias
body: Since this is happening on server, you should be able to use Spring-injected CachedPlanManager to retrieve Job object

```
//fetch Job from Plan cacheJob myJob = cachedPlanManager.getPlanByKey(buildExecution.getPlanResultKey().getPlanKey(), Job.class);//and now you can read requirements:RequirementSet requirements = myJob.getEffectiveRequirementSet()

 
```
Running msbuild from linux build server
Asked by Mathew Hooper:

Can anyone tell me if this is possible? I'm assuming I need a remote agent and that remote agent as the path to the MSBuild file

It's also unclear on the site if you have to pay extra for remote agents - could anyone clarify

Thanks


Answers:
author: Sultan Maiyaki
body: Hi Mathew,

If your server is on linux and you are interested in running builds that depends on Windows executable, then you will have to startup a remote agent on a windows server to handle the build. This is where remote agents comes in handy to allow you run your builds across platforms. Thanks

Sultan

comments: author: Mathew Hooper
body: Hi Sultan,

Thanks for your answer. I had reviewed the licence and noted you have to pay for the remote agent. I have found a windows box I can install the Bamboo server on and use the executables from it.

Thanks


author: Markus Ursinus
body: Hi Sultan,

that's the answer I was searching for. Maybe it would be a great idea to menition that in the Bamboo documentation :smile:


Tags: ms-build
how to exclude a jar file from the CVS location while checkout to Bamboo
Asked by Manikandan Thiagarajan:

how to exclude a jar file from the CVS location while checkout to Bamboo?

is it possible in bamboo


Answers:
author: ssetayeshfar
body: Hi Manikandan,

If you go to plan configuration, under the "Source Repositories" tab - \> Advanced Options, you can select options from the "Include / Exclude Files" and use a regular expression to match the files that you want to be included or excluded.

Hope this helps!

Best regards,

Sepideh

comments: author: Manikandan Thiagarajan
body: I want to exclude lib/common.jar from the cvs repository

is it possible

if possible means could you please give me the file pattern for that?
JUnit Parser UTF-8 Problem in Bamboo with chine special-characters
Asked by mad_irfan:

In the Error Log in bamboo the message in looking like that:  
expecting \[????\], actual was \[???????\]  

`This is what i wanna see:`  
`expecting [???????????], actual was [????????]`  

The Jnuit results.xml is valid and in UTF-8!  

In bamboo i also tryed to change the wrapper.conf file with "wrapper.java.additional.X=-Dfile.encoding=utf-8" without a good result..  

Is this a JUnit Parser Problem i think..


Answers:
author: Gerard Iglesias
body: I have the same kind of issue with out Bamboo installation, any other clue on this issue ?


author: mad_irfan
body: thx for the feedback.. and ja file encoding is in effect.. the parcing is the prob..


author: Sultan Maiyaki
body: Hi Mad,

Can you check from the system informatio in Bamboo to ensure that the file encoding has taken effect? Also check that your database is using the utf8 encoding sheme

Regards,

Sultan


Tags: china

junit

language-zh

special-character
Login as bamboo user on EC2 Elastic Bamboo Instance
Asked by Georges Auberger:

You can ssh into an ec2 elastic instance by using the elasticbamboo.pk key that Bamboo setup. However, you login as the ec2-user not the bamboo user that the agent use to run the build.

The build files are located in the /home/bamboo user directory and the ec2-user does not have permission to it.

How do you login/su to the bamboo user so you can inspect the build files, logs, etc. for troubleshooting purpose?


Answers:
author: Przemek Bruski
body: sudo su - bamboo

or:

sudo -i

su - bamboo


Tags: cloud
Unable to use bamboo, it is still not enabled.
Asked by Vimal Patel:

I activated bamboo in my on demand subscription but still it is not available as a menu item in the on demand app.


Answers:
author: ssetayeshfar
body: Hi Vimal,

If you have followed all the steps documented in this article correctly:

<https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/AOD/Getting+started+with+Bamboo+OnDemand>

This might be an application link problem, please check if there is an application link already set up for Bamboo. Adding an application link manually can also be a workaround if there are no default Bamboo app links or if the existing one doesn't worl properly.

Hope this helps.

Best,

Sepideh


Tags: cloud