youngmon/atlassian-qna huggingface dataset:
All boards view
Asked by Hemi Michaeli:

How can I view ALL boards in calander/timeline view?


Answers:
author: Hemi Michaeli
body: .


author: Violetta Chernobuk
body: Hi [@Hemi Michaeli](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/1272814)   

It's Violetta from Planyway:)

<br />

Are you currently using the Trello timeline/calendar?  
If yes, I'm afraid, it won't be possible.

In case, you'd like to see multiple boards on a single calendar/timeline, I recommend you to test the [Planyway power-up](https://trello.com/power-ups/58bd1f9aca72f48c8900574f/planyway-calendar-and-timeline-for-trello&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=atlassiancommunity) which has this feature of the multi-board view.

Here you can find more detail: <https://planyway.com/help/features/multi-board-view#add-cards-from-other-boards-to-your-timeline-or-calendar>

![Planyway Multiboard Task Panel](https://files.planyway.com/assets/3.0.426/multiboard-task-panel.png)


author: Nathan Welch
body: Hi Hemi,

I'd like to understand your use case here a little better. Approximately how many boards are in your workspace that you'd like to see in a workspace view? Right now workspace views support 20 boards. Is seeing **all** boards in your view important so that when a new board is added it automatically appears in your views?

Any feedback is appreciated and will be relayed back to that team.

Thanks,

Nathan

comments: author: Hemi Michaeli
body: Hi Nathan

Thank you for getting back to me.

For now I have less the 20 boards,

How do I see them all in one calander/timeline view?


author: Nathan Welch
body: Yeah that should totally be possible!  

When you are creating a *new* Workspace Calendar or Timeline view you should see a popup like the one pictured after clicking the '+' icon in the left nav. There you will see two options to add boards. First, you can add boards that you've recently viewed. Second, you can additionally add any board from the workspace that you have permission to view. In that second dropdown, boards you are a member of will appear **automatically** as options, but you can **additionally** search for any board in the workspace by typing. For example in the screenshot, I've added the two boards I viewed recently in the workspace, and I've also searched for the 'salesforce' board which I'm not a member of.

![Screen Shot 2022-09-12 at 10.24.10 AM.png](https://community.atlassian.com/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/215513i84F76D5447D76DB2/image-size/large?v=v2&px=999 "Screen Shot 2022-09-12 at 10.24.10 AM.png")

The same applies to adding boards to a view that already exists. The same two drop-downs will appear in the "filter" menu on the upper right hand side of the view.

![Screen Shot 2022-09-12 at 10.33.55 AM.png](https://community.atlassian.com/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/215512i3B1733F8BCC21D7A/image-size/large?v=v2&px=999 "Screen Shot 2022-09-12 at 10.33.55 AM.png")

Please let me know if that helps you see the boards you want in your views! Happy to answer any follow ups if not.

Thanks for using Trello!  
Nathan
Collections de board
Asked by Enrique Porhiel:

Pour regrouper mes boards, j'ai vu qu'il y avait un syst?me de collection mais je ne vois pas comment les glisser dans une collection ?

Je vois seulement la fonction "cr?er un board" mais je ne peux pas mettre un existant ?


Answers:
author: Theodoro Reato
body: Hey there,

You can add a board to a collection by clicking on the plus icon on the right side below the board (make sure you're on the Workspace settings page on the board's tab) with the plus icon you can add to a different collection or edit the collection. Check this article for more information: <https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/creating-collections-for-premium-workspaces/>

If you're still experiencing issues, feel free to raise a ticket with Trello Support at  
[![](https://bxp-content-static.prod.public.atl-paas.net/img/favicon.ico)Contact Support \| Trello](https://trello.com/contact) - You will receive priority support as a Premium customer.


Tags: collection
How can I activate Chronogram view in the workspaceview?
Asked by M?nica Sol?:

I am under the free Premium trial period but under workspace view section only shows calendar and table, but not Chronogram neither others


Answers:
author: Nathan Welch
body: Hi M?nica,

Unfortunately the Timeline view is not currently supported as a Workspace View, but thank you for the feedback and we'll relay that to the team.

Thanks,

Nathan
Can I add cc to my mailto markdown in Trello description or checklist?
Asked by Nik:

Hello all,

I would like to make a link with mailto markdown in card description or in checklist. For now I have an address, subject and body included and it works fine:

\[mail test\](mailto:name.lastname@domain.test?subject=Test\&body=Hello%2C%0A%0Alorem%20ipsum%20dolor%20sit%20amet.%0A%0ABest%20regards%2C)

I am trying to add another address to send as cc. Any idea?

Best regards,

Nik


Answers:
author: Austin
body: Hi Nik!  

Thanks for reaching out to the Trello Forums! The**mailto:** link isn't specific to Trello and there are many articles online that detail how they work. While reviewing one from [freecodecamp.org](https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/mailto-link-how-to-make-an-html-email-link-example-code/), I found that **mailto:** links can also contain a [CC parameter.](https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/mailto-link-how-to-make-an-html-email-link-example-code/) For example,

    mailto:johndoe@fakeemail.com, janedoe@fakeemail.com?cc=jackdoe@fakeemail.com &bcc=jennydoe@fakeemail.com &subject=this is how to use the mailto link &body=this is an article on how to use the mailto link

<br />

I hope that helps! [Check out this article on freecodecamp.org](https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/mailto-link-how-to-make-an-html-email-link-example-code/)for more info.

comments: author: Nik
body: Hi Austin,

thank you for your answer, found a similar solution, but it doesn't seem to work if pasted in trello description. Mainly I think it's because the spaces should be replaced with characters.

Anyway, pasting "*\[mail test\](mailto:name.lastname@domain.test?subject=Test\&body=Hello%2C%0A%0Alorem%20ipsum%20dolor%20sit%20amet.%0A%0ABest%20regards%2C)*" to trello description, gives you a link "mail test" which opens Outlook in my case and fills in the primary address, subject and body text. As soon as I try to add "cc=janedoe@fakeemail.com" it stops working, it just opens a new blank tab in my browser.

If anyone manages to find a solution to adding cc in the same link, that would be super helpful and a real time-saver! Thanks and best regards, Nik


Tags: description

email
Build cancelled after being marked in queue, but not present
Asked by Serge Dukic:

Hi,

Some of our builds keep failing with the following error:

Build ABC-DEF-GHIJ-123 had to be cancelled: it was marked as queued but was not present in the queue for (at least) the past 130 seconds.

What causes error such as this? How can we prevent these failures in the future?


Answers:
author: Przemek Bruski
body: Which version of Bamboo is it? Are you using FindBugs plugin (if so, which version)? How many conurrent builds (max) do you have running?

comments: author: Serge Dukic
body: Bamboo version is 3.3.4.0. Not using the FindBugs plugin. We have a max of 9 builds running, 6 on the bamboo server as local agents.


author: Przemek Bruski
body: Try doubling the size of your connection pool (hibernate.c3p0.max_size) in bamboo.cfg.xml configuration file.
Speed up sharing of artifacts
Asked by Cameron Ferguson:

We have noticed in our bamboo setup that larger artifacts take a VERY long time to share. All of our agents and the actual bamboo server are on a gigabit network and are very high end computers (dual hex core xeons hyperthreaded, 24 gigs of ram, etc)

Publishing an artifact of 250mb doesn't take any time at all.. but when an agent needs that artifact, the "preparing artifact for use" section takes roughly 3-4 minutes for the artifact to become available.

I've manually tested a secure copy from "agent to agent", "agent to server" and "server to agent", and it only takes about 3-5 seconds for the data to be transfered... Is there some option that can cause this? I am not sure why this takes so long for bamboo to "prepare the artifact for use"

I'd appreciate it!

Thanks!


Answers:
author: Przemek Bruski
body: Hmm, are you using standalone distribution (Jetty) or Tomcat? Also, what OS is that? There are known transfer performance problems with Win2008 on Tomcat.

With that much of a difference between publish and fetch, your question qualifies for [support.atlassian.com](http://support.atlassian.com), because it looks like a bug.

comments: author: Cameron Ferguson
body: I just found it: jetty/7.2.1.v20101111


author: Cameron Ferguson
body: We use a few different OS types...

Windows XP 64 bit

CentOS 5.5 64 bit

CentOS 5.3 64 bit

RedHat 6.0 64 bit

Each of these OS's have the same slowdown... though it seems that WindowsXP takes maybe an extra minute over the Linux distros we use.

I am not sure what standalone distribution we are using... where would I find that?


author: Cameron Ferguson
body: Let me also add something that may be the reason this is happening now that I think about it.

We compile about 11 different versions of a few of our products (different compilers, different OS, different architectures, etc). We had an initial design issue with bamboo and our perforce server where when we had all 11 of these different build jobs pull, we would have errors with perforce that so much was being pulled at once by the same user from the same location. To solve this issue, we basically designed our first stage to pull our repository from perforce, and then share that as an artifact (The copy pattern was just \*\* ). We do not zip this artifact up or tar it or anything, we just share the repository itself and all files.

In the 2nd stage, our build stage, we would depend upon this artifact. This way for an entire build, we pull the repository once, and then share it with other jobs.

For one of our repositories that takes quite a long time, it's roughly 3600 files that total up around 250mb. Could the reason for the slow up be because there are so many files that are shared and not necessarily the size?


author: Cameron Ferguson
body: Zipping up the files as a single file to be shared seems to have sped up the process... our build times prior to this change were about 10 minutes... they are now down to 5 with the zip feature. Seems bamboo really doesn't like sharing thousands of files as a single artifact.
Forcing usernames to lowercase (from ldap)
Asked by Martin Barrs:

Other Atlassian tools allow you to force usernames to lowercase - but not Bamboo! At least, not in the UI, nor is there a switch in the atlassian-users.xml that I can find documented.

As I'm authenticating against LDAP I cannot modify the usernames manually. Some usernames are uppercase, but all our auth systems are case-insensitive, including the other Atlassian tools, so people log-in with lowercase usernames. Bamboo is the exception.

Is there asecret way to lowercase usernames imported from LDAP in Bamboo, and what is that procedure?

Update - Same issue in Jira too.


Answers:
author: Sri Deppthi
body: Did you get this fixed? I'm having issues in Jira. I tried to configure inertal directory with LDAP and I have all user names in seen in upper case


Tags: jira

ldap

user
How can I stop the ".git" folder being deleted from shared artifact?
Asked by Daniel Turner:

I have a build plan setup like the following:

1. Checkout Stage - Spits out a shared artifact containing everything "\*\*/\*"

2. Build Stage - Spits out a shared artifact containing everything from 1 plus compiled binaries "\*\*/\*"

3. Release Stage - Merges changes to a release branch and does a push

The problem that I am having is that the ".git" folder is not being included in the shared artifacts which then makes stage 3 impossible. It looks like bamboo is using ant to create the artifacts which by default has a list of excludes (.git being one of them). How can I stop this occuring? Is there any way that I can override the default excludes?


Answers:
author: Daniel Turner
body: I ended up temporarily renaming it to _git but turns out it's not that simple... The "remote" wasn't what I was expecting but rather a local cache location. It's in the too hard basket for now which is a massive shame. I'm sure that I'm not the first person wanting to do this.

comments: author: PiotrA
body: Hm... but what exactly are you trying to achieve? To be able to make the Bamboo commit some changes (merge) and push it back to the upstream repo?

Why do you need three stages?

Why do you need to pass the source code as artifact (between stages 1-\>2-\>3)? Why not check the code on each stage (this would make the stage 1 not necessary any more)? Otherwise why not combine all the three stages into one Bamboo Job containing multiple Bamboo Tasks?

I'm thinking that your problem you want to solve is not passing the .git folder around the stages, but rather how to merge back changes into the repository - that's why I'm asking these questions, to better understand the situation and give better response.


author: Daniel Turner
body: It was done in stages to allow both Debug and Release builds to happen in parallel in the Build Stage, after having pulled down the source once in the Checkout Stage. Regardless though, the push problem remains. Even if all done sequentially in one stage, I still can't easily push a branch or tag because the remote location is a local cache and not the location specified in the build plan as I had expected.


author: PiotrA
body: How do you push? By using script task containing something like

```
git push
```

?

How about using explicit

```
git push ssh://git@github.com/org/repo aBranch
```

?


author: Przemek Bruski
body: The easiest way would be to change your artifact to point to a zip file created in a Script Task.

If your Release Stage is not optional, be sure to have a look at the features coming in Bamboo 4, which include automated merges with relase branches.
Controlling the execution of multiple plans and jobs that can't run at the same time.
Asked by Chris Williams:

Here is an example of a simplified version of my problem. I have 4 builds that need to run. Let's call them OracleA, OracleB, MySQLA, and MySQLB. Neither of the Oracle builds can run at the same time and neither of the MySQL builds can run at the same time. This is easy enough to do by creating one Oracle agent and one MySQL agent.

The problem we're having is the added restriction that neither of the "xxxB" builds can be allowed to run at the same time either because the "xxxB" builds use common resources. Since we're already using the dependencies to control the Oracle and MySQL agents, we can't use an agent to control this third dependency.

At this point I've solved the problem by getting rid of the Oracle and MySQL agents so I could introduce an agent to make sure no "xxxB" builds run at the same time. I then made the OracleA and OracleB builds tasks in separate jobs that run in two phases of the same plan. This makes sure OracleA doesn't run at the same time as OracleB.

This will work in the short term. In the long term, though, we may need to add more Oracle plans (with Oracle2A and Oracle2B jobs, for instance) that share the Oracle resources with the first Oracle plan so we don't want them to run at the same time as the plan that contains the Oracle1A and Oracle1B jobs. Is there a better way to do this?

Note: Yes, we can separate out the schemas that are in use and have one for each plan but that requires more coordination with DBAs and variable substitution than we want to get into. We can do this but hopefully it's our backup plan..


Answers:
author: Chris Williams
body: @Renjith V, No, I do not want the MySQL builds to run in parallel. I basically have the need to be able to assign two agents to a build: one for the DBMS type so no builds that use the same DBMS are allowed to run concurrently and another to assign to all of the "xxxB" stage builds so that none of them run concurrently.


author: Renjith Pillai
body: Are you finally saying that you don't need any of the MySQL and Oracle stuff to run in parallel. I am a bit lost understanding the scenario. If that is the case a single agent (as you have done now) is the solution.


author: Adam Guyot
body: Yup, this is rather painful at the moment
Bamboo build failing on copy of shared artifact
Asked by Daniel Turner:

I have a build plan with the following setup:

1. Checkout Stage

\* Checkout Job - Pull down source

Produces "Source" artifact ( location: \<empty\>, pattern: \*\*/\*.\* )

2. Build Stage

\* Debug Job (Depends on artifact "Source" - dest dir: "root of working directory")

\* Release Job (Depends on artifact "Source" - dest dir: "root of working directory")

However every time a build is triggered, I get the following error from both the Debug and Release jobs:

*Build KEST-MASTER-DBG-6 started building on agent Default Agent*

*Build working directory is D:\\Atlassian\\Home\\Bamboo\\xml-data\\build-dir\\KEST-MASTER-DBG*

*Executing build KEST-MASTER-DBG-6*

*Preparing artifact for use: Source*

*Failed to copy build artifact from \[D:\\Atlassian\\Home\\Bamboo\\artifacts\\KEST-MASTER\\shared\\build-00006\\Source\] to \[D:\\Atlassian\\Home\\Bamboo\\xml-data\\build-dir\\KEST-MASTER-DBG\]*

*Failure in artifact preparation phase during processing of: Subscription for Shared artifact: \[Source\], pattern: \[\*\*/\*.\*\], destination: \[\]*

*1 error(s) found when performing pre-build actions.*

*Running on server: post build plugin 'NCover Results Collector'*

*Running on server: post build plugin 'Clover Delta Calculator'*

*Running on server: post build plugin 'Build Hanging Detection Configuration'*

*Running on server: post build plugin 'Maven Dependencies Postprocessor'*

*All post build plugins have finished*

*Generating build results summary...*

*Saving build results to disk...*

*Indexing build results...*

*Finished building KEST-MASTER-DBG-6.*

If I choose to "Re-run failed jobs" it then works.

What's doing??


Answers:
author: Daniel Turner
body: I managed to fix this my ticking the box to clean the working directory after completing this job...

comments: author: yogesh_devi
body: Hi [@Daniel Turner1](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/551381) - Can you please give more details. Did you check the checkbox "clean the working directory " for job that produces the artifact or , job that is dependent on the artifact ( and fails ), or both .

In my Bamboo agent log I see following error

2021-01-15 13:42:07,532 ERROR \[2-BAM::sles12sp3-agent4::Agent:pool-5-thread-1\] \[BambooArtifactHttpTransport\]  
org.apache.http.TruncatedChunkException: Truncated chunk (expected size: 8,192; actual size: 4,202)

Do you see similar messages in your Bamboo agent log ?

Since these seems to affect Bamboo server to remote agent communication issue and my task that was dependent on the artifact was fairly simple task that could run on the local agent for now I used a workaround

I changed requirements of that task dependent on artifact to run locally on Bamboo default agent
MySql 5.0.x with Bamboo 3.4.x: yes or no? (Please clarify Supported Platforms table)
Asked by Ed Segall:

The Supported Platforms table for Bamboo (<http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BAMBOO/Supported+Platforms>) says that MySql 5.0.x is NOT supported, but that MySql 5.x with JDBC Connected/J 5.1 is supported:

|-------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| MySQL | ![(tick)](http://confluence.atlassian.com/s/en_GB/3144/15/_/images/icons/emoticons/check.png) 5.x with [JDBC Connector/J 5.1](http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/connector/j) ![(error)](http://confluence.atlassian.com/s/en_GB/3144/15/_/images/icons/emoticons/error.png) 5.0.x |

I am having trouble understanding how to reconcile these two entries, since 5.x would seem to include 5.0.x. Does this table mean that all 5.x versions are supported except for 5.0.x versions, or does it mean that all 5.x versions are supported so long as Bamboo connects using JDBC Connected/J 5.1, but not otherwise, or does it mean something else?

FYI we are currently using Bamboo 3.1.1 with MySql 5.0.26 and wish to upgrade Bamboo to 3.4.4. I need to know whether or not we need to upgrade MySql, and if so, how far.

Thanks!

--Ed Segall


Answers:
author: Przemek Bruski
body: > I am having trouble understanding how to reconcile these two entries

"5.x is supported, but any release in 5.0.x series isn't". You should upgrade to 5.1.x or higher.
> whether or not we need to upgrade MySql, and if so, how far.

Support for MySQL 5.0 has been ended (by MySQL devs, not Atlassian) in 2009, so we cannot encourage our customers to use DBMSes no longer supported by their own creators. You should upgrade as far as you can - on Linux, upgrade your distribution and choose the distro-recommended MySQL version, on Windows, get 5.5.x.


author: Przemek Bruski
body: > May I suggest clarifying the Supported Platforms table as well?

Done.
> FYI, in my initial testing, I saw no issues using MySql 5.0.26 with Bamboo 3.4.4 on Suse Linux 10 release 3.

Well, it's not like these older DBMSes don't work at all. They work fine 99% of the time and then e.g. an upgrade tasks takes days instead of minutes or one of the pages develops a performance problem...


author: Ed Segall
body: Przemek,

Thank you for clarifying in your response that 5.0.x is not supported. May I suggest clarifying the Supported Platforms table as well?

FYI, in my initial testing, I saw no issues using MySql 5.0.26 with Bamboo 3.4.4 on Suse Linux 10 release 3.

--Ed


Tags: mysql
SELENIUM / BAMBOO
Asked by Marat Sultan:

Hi dudes!

I have a great problem with a bamboo and selenium. I saw in pictures on site that i can test builds in a lot off web brousers and create bug reports.

But i didn't understand how i can to integrate selenium into bamboo. Please, help me with my problem. Can you you answer to my question, and what i must do in steps.

Thnx.


Answers:
author: Adam Myatt
body: You can use Selenium in two primary ways.

#1 - Use the Firefox Selenium Plugin where you can open a web app, click through it, and the Selnimu IDE plugin in Firefox records what you did. You can then go to File \> Export As \> And select what you want to export it as (i.e. a JUnit 3.x test, a JUNit 4.X test, etc). There are other test case exports for non-Java languages.using Java then selenium can be written as JUnit tests which can then be executed by an Ant or Maven build in your project.

<http://seleniumhq.org/projects/ide/>

#2 - Read about Selenimu and its API and write test cases by hand and run them as code or unit tests as part of your Bamboo plan.

<http://seleniumhq.org/docs/>

comments: author: Marat Sultan
body: Hi Adam,

Thnx for your answer. I use #1 way, i create a plan and add task junit. But i didn't know where i must input test case what i export by selenium. I put file into home/user/testcase/\*.xml and when i set junit task i input into textarea path to that xml file. But i get error 'Could not find test result reports in the /opt/Bamboo/home/xml-data/build-dir/SWWEB-SWWEBMOZ-JOB1 directory.'

What im doing wrong? Please help me...


author: SimonS
body: This is great stuff Adam, thank you!


author: Adam Myatt
body: Marat - this is a bit difficult to diagnose with the info you provided. When you specify a JUnit target in an Ant build the path should be relative not absolute. That way when your build runs in Bamboo it is generated under the build directory /opt/Bamboo/home/xml-data/build-dir/SWWEB-SWWEBMOZ-JOB1 . I would suggest using a bunch of ECHO statements in your Ant build to display the names of the directories you use so when the Bamboo build runs you can diagnose where the reports are being created.


Tags: selenium