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Trello Power Up
Asked by Nicole Wise:

Hello,

This question is actually about Trello. I inadvertently removed the Jira Power Up from my Power Up list of applications. How do I get it added back? Not just disabled but it is no longer on the list. I would appreciate any feedback.

Thank you!


Answers:
author: Alex W
body: Hey [@Nicole Wise](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/5120257) - welcome to the Community!

You can re-enable this Power-Up or enable it on other boards at <https://trello.com/power-ups/586be36326cc4c7e9f70beb3>


Tags: cloud

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power-up
Gostaria de confirmar se meu plano est? como gratuito
Asked by Denis Macedo:

J? tive o plano pago mas cancelei, queria confirmar se est? como gratuito e nao ter? riscos de cobrar em meu cart?o.


Answers:
author: Alex W
body: Hey [@Denis Macedo](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/5120219) - welcome to the Community!

Looking at your account, you do not have an active subscription on any of your workspaces.

You cancelled your subscription in August.
Card Repeater is not repeating Cards
Asked by Adam Parchert:

So I have installed Card Repeater and set a few cards to repeat yearly. It say they will repeat on a certain date in 2023 and i click save. The cards don't repeat or show up on the calendar date they are supposed to. Am i missing something?


Answers:
author: Rafael Dill
body: Hi [@Adam Parchert](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/1962374) , thanks for writing to us!

I tested here on my end just to be sure and got no issues on repeating the cards using the power-up. In case any error could have happened with your token, please try to remove your personal settings.

To do that, just click on Power-Ups on your board, click on Settings on the Card repeater, and then "Remove personal settings". After that, please try to set up a test on your automation by setting it up a few minutes ahead just to be sure that's working properly.

Also, just to clarify, the calendar date only shows cards that have a due date on them.


Tags: card-repeater
Tracking "Position" in a list
Asked by Daz Bradbury:

Hi,

Does anyone know how you could keep track of the position of a card in a list? It would be sufficient if we could just add a comment / log every time the position of a card is changed within a list.

Any ideas super helpful!


Answers:
author: milynnus
body: [@Daz Bradbury](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/5120026)

An updateCard action can be exposed via a webhook when there is change is pos but that value may not be as useful as you might think. It is not a simple 1-X sequence where X is the number of cards on a list. However, if you want write a comment like card abc is the fifth card on a list that might be doable. The issue if when when a sort of a list takes place there might be more comments than you would like to see on your card.

comments: author: Daz Bradbury
body: Yep - we currently use the list order as a priority order, so there would be no sorting going on.   

However, we do add cards into a list (so all positions below would be +1), or move cards within a list (again, all cards above original position, but below new position, would be +1).   

Can you point me in the right direction of where the position of the card is available after an "updateCard" action? Is there a "current position" field? Or is there a from and to position available as part of the action itself?   

Thanks for your help!


author: milynnus
body: [@Daz Bradbury](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/5120026)

The actions are record against the card and you need to api to retrieve it. If you are using webhook, you will need to filter for Pos changes and write the comment accordingly. From my Trello has a way to work out the pos value and it is, as far as I now not a case of +1 algorithm. Since you do not know when a card will be moved within, into or out of a list, I prefer to use the webhook approach.
30 day free trial for Trello
Asked by Delphine delajarte:

Hello,  
I have subscribed to the 30 day free trial for the Premium version.  
If I don't like it, how and where can I avoid being charged at the end of my trial and stop my use of Premium Trello?


Answers:
author: Sushant Verma
body: Hi [@Delphine delajarte](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/5119942)   

Welcome to the community.  

Hope below document helps you:  

<https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/change-or-cancel-your-trello-plan/>  

Regards,  
Sushant Verma
From free to premium function
Asked by Tanja Klein:

Currently we are still using the free version of Trello, which a former colleague opened.

But now we would like to open a premium account, but not upgrade the free version.

Now my question:

Can I copy the boards and cards from the free version and then paste them into the new premium account or do I have to recreate all the cards?

Thank you for your answer

Vg Tanja Klein


Answers:
author: Gaurav Kataria
body: Yes, you can easily move your boards from your former colleague's workspace to your own workspace. Here is how to do it: <https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/moving-a-board-to-a-different-workspace/>


author: milynnus
body: [@Tanja Klein](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/5119804)

As long as you can make the move there should not be anything preventing you to do what you have described. It does mean that you are in both workspace and a member of both the source and target board.

comments: author: Tanja Klein
body: Hallo

erst einmal vielen Dank f?r die Antwort.

Das war ja meine Frage ob ich von dem kostenlosen Account die jeweiligen Karten kopieren kann und in einen neuen Premium Account einf?gen kann oder ob ich dann alle Karten NEU erstellen muss....

Das w?re nat?rlich mit m?chtig viel Arbeit verbunden die ich mir eigentlich aus Zeitgr?nden ersparen wollte


author: Tanja Klein
body: der kostenlosen Account w?rde dann nach verschiebung der Karten wieder an meinen ehemaligen Kollegen ?bergeben da habe ich dann nichts mehr mit zu tun

:-)
moving cards rules
Asked by Patr?cia ?ablicov?:

Hello.

I am looking for specific function for making rules. I need to make a rule like this:

When card with a name starting with "1.1." from doing list is moved to a done list, different card from waiting list with a name starting "1.2." will move to to do list and send an email notification to member XXX

Is there any possibility to achieve something like this? I really miss this function. All what I found was just making a new card after moving "1.1" to done list, but that is not exactly what we need.

Thanks for any advice


Answers:
author: Jared
body: Hi Patr?cia,

If you look in the "Cascade" tab of the actions in the automation dashboard, you should see an action for "find a card titled \[title\]". If you add that, the actions after that will apply to the card found. So your rule should end up looking something like "when a card with a name starting with '1.1' from list 'doing list' is moved to 'done list', find a card titled '1.2.', and move it to list 'list'"

More info on using find/lookup in rules can be found here: <https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/finding-or-looking-up-cards-butler-advanced-topic/>

comments: author: Patr?cia ?ablicov?
body: Thank you so much, I will try that
create release for deployment
Asked by Sri:

Using Bamboo 5.0 for deployment (New deploy functionality).

Issue: Unable to deploy when we click deploy for environment.

1) When I click deploy, it says "You do not have any releases yet. Please create one first."

2) Once I click "Please create one first" or "create release", it throws an error saying "No build result available. You cannot create a release yet. You first need artifacts to be available from a successful run of \[Project\]"

Before these two steps, i created a build plan with artifacts shared and I have a build0005 created in in artifacts directory. I try to use these artifacts (created in build part) in deployment project to create the environment and then deploy. I created two maven tasks in the deploy environment and then tried to deploy.

Let me know if I am doing it wrong or what i need to run the deploy environment tasks properly.

Thanks.


Answers:
author: Frederik
body: I have the same issue running v6.3.1 where it shows this error:
> **No build result available.**
>
> You cannot create a release yet. You first need artifacts to be available from a successful run of \[Project\] -- \[branch\]"

Were you able to resolve this issue? Interestingly I can create the release fine being a global admin user, but my colleague who seems to have full admin permissions for the project, deployment project, and deployment environment is getting this error.

comments: author: lstlaurent
body: Frederik,

I experienced the same Issue, and it turned out to be some Build Plans permissions missing.


author: Emil Georgiev
body: We have the same issue too (seems to be a common one). Would have been very helpful if the actual missing permissions have been reported here too.


author: Jason Monsorno
body: I don't have a v5.0 site anymore, I don't remember and I only started doing that in v5.2 so I haven't tried it in v5.0.


author: Sri
body: Thanks for looking into it. Does this functionality not work properly in 5.0? I still need to figure out in our group if we can upgrade.


author: Jason Monsorno
body: I know this isn't the answer you want to hear but can you upgrade? I'm running v5.2 (I know it's not the highest) but I'm running deployment projects without artifacts because I store my artifacts offsite and don't let Bamboo control them.
Bamboo email notification (failed) build details
Asked by Matej Stipi?:

Hello,

I have a question regarding email notifications in Bamboo. Notification works just fine, but the email message contains only basic info. Is it possible to change email notifier so it would also include build log or some more info when the build fails?

Regards,

Matej


Answers:
author: Paul B
body: maybe this will help:

[](/questions/148547/add-build-information-to-the-successful-build-email)<https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/148547/add-build-information-to-the-successful-build-email>


Tags: bamboo-administration
How can I administer 'Source Repository Aliases' in Bamboo
Asked by Ben Kunkel:

Some of my users have identified their own username as an alias for the source code repository in Bamboo (Administration-\>Security:Users)...or so it seems. Some users have an alias equal to their own username, others have none. A few have experimented with identifying users other than themselves. They have done this so that they are informed when that user makes changes to the code which prompt a build in Bamboo. The problem is that these aliases then skew statics in the Authors section.

Now, each time somebody adds a user as an alias (spelled correctly, misspelled, obsolete or otherwise) it gets added to some mystical list deep in Bamboo and becomes an option in a choicelist when other users edit their profiles. This leads to more usage of this field and a viscious cycle.

Does anyone know how I can remove alias options from this list?

Does anyone know how I can prevent users from editing aliases, even on their own accounts?

This is very related to another topic in this forum: [](/questions/16701/how-to-delete-a-user-alias)<https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/16701/how-to-delete-a-user-alias>

...but the answers there just skimmed the surface.


Answers:
author: Will Buckner
body: Bump... anyone have an answer for this?


author: Mitch Gann
body: I to am a little dissappointed in the documentation on how to admin these 'aliases' and what they may or may not be doing for cross-user functionality.


Tags: bamboo-administration
Setting the context version in deb package post build
Asked by Stickyeyes:

We currently have a build process in Bamboo that checks out our source code from the master branch in stash on commit and then builds a debian DEB package ready for deployment. Our deployment proces then pushes this DEB package to AWS S3 ready for installation on our verious servers.

The problem I have is that the context files, which is required when building a DEB package, requires a version number for the DEB file. This is used when installing a DEB package to determine if the DEB package has already been installed. The problem is that the release version number, as determined by the release version section of the deployment plan is generated too late in the process.

I would like to use the release version number created by the deployment process to stamp the version in the context file, but the DEB package is built at this point in the process. Again, I dont want to move the building of the package into the deployment process because we have different target environments in the deployment process, and because building the DEB package during deployment seems like the wrong place to do this.

Does anyone have any suggestions? **Has anyone else used Bamboo to build and deploy DEB packages? How did you solve the context file version problem?**


Answers:
author: Stickyeyes
body: Ah, interesting, thanks!

Still annoying that I'll have to build the deb file in the build phase , then unpack it in the deployment phase and then build it again :(


author: Marcin Gardias
body: Perhaps you can get what you want using variables. Let's say you name your relases 1.0.\<incremented_number\>

You can define a Global variable, for the part of the release name you want to increment at deployment time and use it to generate release number during build.

You use the same variable in your version naming scheme and use autoincrement variable option.

comments: author: Stickyeyes
body: Seems a bit clunky, especially as the release versioning part of Bamboo seems absolutely perfect, it's just that its not possible to get hold of the version number bamboo generates. If it were available as a bamboo variable I could at least unpack the deb file in the deployment phase, write the variable in to the context file then repackage everything again.

I'm begining to find a lot of the descisions made for Bamboo make life incredibly difficult. At least with Jenkins we had the flexibility to pass variables around willy-nilly!


author: Marcin Gardias
body: deployment release name _is_ available during deployment phase: bamboo.deploy.release


Tags: bamboo-administration
Error 550 occurred by deploying via MSdeploy.exe
Asked by Khalid Farhan:

For ASP.NET project MSBuild gives some files in E:\\Build such as:

* TestProjectA.deploy.cmd
* TestProjectA.SetParameters.xml
* TestProjectA.SourceManifest.xml
* TestProjectA.zip

To deploy from Windows 7 to Windows Server 2008 R2 (IIS 7)

Executing command gives following error message:

**Command**

    C:\Program Files\IIS\Microsoft WebDeploy V3>msdeploy.exe -verb:sync -source:contentPath='E:\Build'-dest:contentPath='ra/files-to-pub',ComputerName="https://<IP>:8172/msdeploy.axd?site=ra",UserName='DEV\Administrator',Password='MyPassword',AuthType='Basic'-enableRule:DoNotDeleteRule-whatif -allowUntrusted

**Error Message:**

`Info: Using ID 'd1bbee7a-e940-4be1-b41d-1847b3e7022d' for connections to the remote server. Error Code: ERROR_COULD_NOT_CONNECT_TO_REMOTESVC More Information: Could not connect to the remote computer ("103.15.43.10") using the specified process ("Web Management Service") because the server did not respond. Make sure that the process ("Web Management Service") is started on the remote computer. Learn more at: `<http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=221672#ERROR_COULD_NOT_CONNECT_TO_REMOTESVC>`. Error: The remote server returned an error: (550). Error count: 1`

Given link suggest to do:

* Ping the remote machine. \*STATUS-OK
* The msdepsvc or wmsvc service is started on the remote server. \*STATUS-OK
* Firewall is not blocking incoming connections of your ports on the destination. If it used the default installation, then it would be 80 for msdepsvc and 8172 for wmsvc. \*STATUS-OK

Both of service are running at target server:

* Web Management Services
* Web Deployment Agent Service

What can do now to solve it?


Answers:
author: Khalid Farhan
body: Solved by following command...

Configure IIS <http://www.iis.net/learn/publish/using-web-deploy/configure-the-web-deployment-handler>

`C:\Program Files\IIS\Microsoft Web Deploy V3> msdeploy.exe -verb:sync -source:package='E:\Test-MsDeploy\Package\TestProjectA.zip' -dest:auto,wmsvc='https://{IP}:8172/msdeploy.axd?site=Default%20Web%20Site',user??Name='******',password='******',includeAcls='False' -disableLink:AppPoolExtension -disableLink:ContentExtension -disableLink:CertificateExtension -setParamFile="E:\Test-MsDeploy\Package\TestProjectA.SetParameters.xml" -allowUntrusted`


Tags: iis
How to version a build?
Asked by Senthil R:

I have 2 questions,

1. When a build is started, I would like to capture the date and time in certain format, create version number and pass it to my build script, For example, if a build is started Jan-1-2014 12:05:05, I would like my version to be "2.0.0.20140101_120505", how can I do that?
2. In Bamboo dashboard, how can I diplay this instead of just build number?


Answers:
author: Jason Monsorno
body: 1. ${bamboo.buildTimeStamp}
2. Not without changing the javascript

comments: author: Senthil R
body: I did take a look at that variable, format is different thatn what I am looking for. Any idea how to change the format?


author: Jason Monsorno
body: The computer's globalization format could be set, not sure if Bamboo uses that or not. You said you wanted to pass it into your build script so I figured you could reformat it.


Tags: bamboo-administration
How to change default (from bamboo deployments) of "Releases from branches will default to using the branch name suffixed with the build number of the build result"
Asked by Ron Chan:

Would be extremely helpful and just plain logical for the "Release Version" to apply for all branches of a particular build plan.

We release from different release branches (with the JIRA ticket integration e.g. release-XPROJ-1, release-XPROJ-2).

It seems that Bamboo deployments was created with the mindset there would only be a single release branch and I don't believe most folks do things that way...am I wrong?


Answers:
author: Marcin Gardias
body: That options is coming in Bamboo 6.1

comments: author: Adam Sir
body: [@Marcin Gardias](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/781649) - has this option come in yet. Can you please provide documentation if possible


author: Marcin Gardias
body: Yes, it has: <https://confluence.atlassian.com/bamboo/naming-versions-for-deployment-releases-361726798.html>


author: carlos
body: +1

Same here! It sucks that we have to manually change the release version when deploying a specific branch (besides master)... Why isn't it just "inheriting" the master settings... or even being able to set our own config.


author: Steve
body: Same here, this will be a major problem for us and will only build a stronger case to use Jenkins


author: Clayton Dukes
body: We have the same problem of course. Is there a plan to fix this?


author: Ron Chan
body: And I keep wondering, if you're a company that uses Bamboo Deployments, why would you NOT be asking for this feature (not to mention the non-functional Approve/Broken buttons, but that's on another thread)? The current workflow is restrictive and frankly, not conducive for a Continuous Delivery process.

No luck thus far [](https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-14422.)<https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-14422>.


author: Mark Brodziak
body: I also require this feature; there doesn't even seem to be a workaround to this. We have Bamboo configured to create releases automatically after successful builds (using triggered deployments), and for builds on a branch we have no choice - you get the Bamboo versioning scheme.

If I were manually creating releases I could ignore the defaults and set the version myself. With automatic releases you don't have this opportunity.

There isn't even a REST API for creating releases.


author: Iain Wilson
body: I would second the request for this functionality. We use both feature \*and\* release branches in our GIT repository and we regularly need to release from one of the release branches. This defaulting of the release version is a large pain-in-the-neck.


Tags: bamboo-administration
how to Configure Task for deployment asp.net project?
Asked by Mohi Rubel:

My project Build Successfully by **MSBUILD** and loaded build file in Shared **Artifacts** . now how to Canfigure Task for Deployment Download Build files from **Artifacts** and Transfer my server location and which one best for **[Asp.net](http://Asp.net)** Project like (MSDeploy) or others. please give me sample example.


Answers:
author: Jason Monsorno
body: Assuming IIS, there are 3 components to take care of.

1. Move the files
2. Establish Application Pool
3. Establish Web Application

For moving the files, I just use a network share and move stuff over using a filter to remove source code files\*. The AppPool can be setup once and forgot in a lot of case but I prefer to keep all the setting in version control along with the application(s) using it; in our case almost every application has it's own AppPool so it is easy to manage. The WebApplication is telling IIS that have more than .html/images/css and typically want the [Asp.net](http://Asp.net)engine, you can also setup bindings there. So onto the how, I use powershell. Powershell scripts are added to the version control of the application and has some easy access to IIS control via the WebAdmistration module and since by AppPool only have one application I can easily deleted them and push new ones with the version controlled.

```
$appName = "YourApplicationName"Import-Module WebAdministrationif (Test-Path "IIS:\AppPools\$appName"){	Remove-WebAppPool $appName	}if (Get-WebApplication -Name $appName){	Remove-WebApplication -Name $appName -Site "Default Web Site"	}# Redacted copying files over$appPool = New-WebAppPool $appName# Redacted user information$appPool.processModel.userName = $user$appPool.processModel.password = $password$appPool.processModel.identityType  = 3$appPool.managedRuntimeVersion = "v4.0"$appPool | Set-ItemNew-WebApplication -Name $appName -Site "Default Web Site" -PhysicalPath "C:\inetpub\wwwroot\$appName" -ApplicationPool $appName
```

I removed our file copying to keep it pertinent and user information for obvious reasons but powershell can access some Marshall operations really easily and safely store passwords for you on the target machine(s).

\*Wanted to show the script then explain, we move other everyone but source code so including the install script to the target machine in a temp folder then execute the install script locally on the target machine. We've been plagued with file copying issues and downtime latencies which were solved with that approach.


Tags: .net