youngmon/atlassian-qna huggingface dataset:
Trello error: Request could not be fulfilled. Too many checklists in cards load.
Asked by Jacob:

I set up a rule and it suddenly stopped working.. When I add a new card in the PO INBOX, the TAGS/PRODUCTION Checklists stopped working

I went into the log of the command and found this

Running command on board PRODUCTION:  
**Trello error: Request could not be fulfilled. Too many checklists in cards load.**  
**The command finished running.**  
Total operations: 1  
This is the same rule that has been running for a long time, why this error now, I didn't make any changes.


Answers:
author: TN
body: I?m facing the same issue like you.  
Rules were working perfectly since years, now they suddently stopped working and giving out this error.  

I?ve tried multiple work-arounds.  
It seems that currently no automation (Rule or Card Button) can add any checklist to the card.  

Who can we contact so this can be fixed?  
I?m (again) looking at Trello competitors to avoid such hassle in future.

comments: author: TN
body: OK so the workaround is, that I purge cards into another board.  

Because the current limit on checklists per board seems to be 5000.  
I had more than 1000 cards each with 5 checklist.  

Now the automations are working again.  

<https://community.developer.atlassian.com/t/too-many-checklists-403-error/42798/2>


author: Jacob
body: I ended up deleting as many cards as possible. Deleted the entire Archive as well and that got it to work
Autowatching when commenting
Asked by Caleb Griffiths:

I use this board for my own self-organisation and do not require to watch cards when I comment on them. Is there a way to turn off the automatic watch feature for when I comment on a card? I use the comments as updates to the card, and find it annoying when it automatically marks it as watched.


Answers:
author: Victor N
body: Hi Caleb, when you start writing in the comment, uncheck the Watch box as shown in this screenshot: <https://share.getcloudapp.com/Z4umxj7R>   

And then it will stay unchecked for other times you want to write in a comment.
Any way to move Bamboo plans from one server to another?
Asked by Erik Husby:

We would like to consolidate two Bamboo servers by moving the plans from one into the other. I don't think we need to move the history and data but primarily the plan configurations.

I would like to avoid manually recreating the 28+ plans.


Answers:
author: ssetayeshfar
body: Hi Erik,

The "Move Plans" option from under Administration - \> Plans will allow you to move a plan completely to a new or existing project within the same instance of bamboo but it's not a cloning option and you will lose the original plan.. Will the two servers be the same instance that you are trying to disable one of them after moving the plans?

To clone a plan and moving all the logs and histories, there needs to be a partial export/import option and it's not doable at the moment. There is an open improvement request ticket for this feature in our system:

<https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-1223>

to which you can add yourself as a watcher to recive updates or post a comment on it.

When researching for this issue, I also came across the following and thought of sharing them with you in case you want to follow them:

1) <https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-12365>

2) <https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-3188>

3) <https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-11313>

Hope this helps!

Best,

Sepideh


Tags: bamboo-administration
How Could I Configure Global Variable in Bamboo
Asked by Manikandan Thiagarajan:

My Ant task path refers to another project common.src details.

i want to check out 2 projects in same plan.

Ant task refers the main src details it would internally refers the another common .src project details

How could i do that in Bamboo. any global variable concept or build project directory available in bamboo

could you please show me the right direction


Answers:
author: Sagar Parikh
body: You can get to your instance's Global variable via the below link:

[http://YouServerName/admin/configureGlobalVariables!default.action](http://YouServerName/admin/configureGlobalVariables%21default.action)

Below is a good artical on global variablies:

<https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BAMBOO/Using+global,+plan+or+build-specific+variables>
How to copy artifact to another folder?
Asked by Felipe Reis:

Cheers!

I need to copy an **.ear** file generated in my build to a different folder in my server. The target folder's name should be equals to my project version's name.

For example: My project generates a **my_project.ear** . I'm building version 1.0 of my project. So I would like to have the **my_project.ear** file to be copied to **/data/version/1.0/my_project.ear**

I have tried using the script task, with no use. Can anyone help me?


Answers:
author: Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]
body: Script task should work. Do you see any error when you use that?

comments: author: Felipe Reis
body: I am using a script similar to this one:

```
mkdir /data/version/${project.version}
```

and a folder called **${project.version}** is created.

if I use one of Bamboo's properties **${bamboo.buildNumber}** for instance, then the created folder has its name resolved to the property value (/data/version/29, for instance)


author: Felipe Reis
body: In this [doc page](https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BAMBOO/Using+global%2C+plan+or+build-specific+variables "doc page") there are many examples on using variables but I couldn't find an example which uses project version....


Tags: bamboo-administration
Find out the key of plan/project ?
Asked by belun:

How do I find out the key for a plan or a project once they have been created? I know I cannot edit them, but I would like to know them and use them to create a Trigger for another plan.

Also, can I specify a branch name (together with project key + plan key) when creating a trigger and setting the trigger condition "Only run Build if other Plans are currently passing" ? (I have 2 projects, each with a branch and I am editing the trigger for the branch on Project 2. I want to set a trigger so that the plan for the branch of Project 2 builds when the branch of Project 1 is ok)


Answers:
author: Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]
body: You can find the project key or plan key from the URL of the same when you click on a project or plan. Does that help?

Regarding the second question, I don't think you have a trigger for that. But dependant builds might help:

<https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BAMBOO/Setting+up+plan+build+dependencies>

comments: author: belun
body: thanks for pointing out the location for plan key.

as for the other part, it is an idea, but i don't know how to do it yet.

and, although a key exists for a specific branch inside a plan, there is an error saying this a job key, and you can not used it for "Only run Build if other Plans are currently passing"


Tags: bamboo-administration
Why is there a disparity in the total number of builds?
Asked by Serge Dukic:

In our Bamboo instance, when looking at the "All Plnas" tab, the following text appears:
> 71 of 885 Plans shown

However, when going to "Administration" -\> "System Information" and then to the "Instance Statistics" section, the following text is displayed:
Number of plans 1583  
Which of these two numbers is correct? Why is there a disparity between the two numbers?  


Answers:
author: Adam Myatt
body: The 885 I believe. I filed a bug report months ago on this topic. The 1583 is your number of Jobs within Stages across all your plans. See <https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-12874>
Integrate OnDemand Bamboo with (behind firewall Bitbucket), Stash?
Asked by Thaddaeus Brophy:

Hello All,

I know this might be an odd question, but does anyone know if it is possible to integrate Stash with an OnDemand instance of Bamboo?

Thanks,

mr.T


Answers:
author: Przemek Bruski
body: There should be no problems with that. We try to make our OD apps compatible with self hosted ones.

The only caveat is, you'll have to make your repo available via HTTP(S), SSH won't work.


author: Daniel Wester
body: You'd need to allow the ondemand instance (and by proxy - was) access to your stash instance - at least to pull the git port


Tags: bamboo-administration
Error from Bamboo
Asked by JIRA Autobot:

Hi,

I have seen this error on several occasions :

|----------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| 14-Jun-2013 11:52:35 | Failure in artifact preparation phase during processing of: Subscription for Shared artifact: \[Publish\], pattern: \[Publish.7z\] anchored at\[Publish\], destination: \[\] |
| 14-Jun-2013 11:52:35 | 1 error(s) found when performing pre-build actions.                                                                                                                          |

If i do a rebuild it solves the problem. Anyone knows what's causing this ?

PS: We are running 4.4.4 bamboo server on Windows 2008 Server + 2 x Remote Agents. Our Artifacts folder is on a network drive.

/donnib


Answers:
author: Sultan Maiyaki
body: Hi Donnib,

I guess this is the error from the Bamboo server itself but can you check the remote agent logs at that specific timestamp to see what exceptions are thrown? It is mostly likely a network issue or proxy.

On a site note, this could be an undiscovered bug with 4.4.4 as we have recently receive a similar issue where an upgrade to 4.4.5 fixed

comments: author: JIRA Autobot
body: Hi Sultan,

Here is what i see on the Remote Agent: <http://pastebin.com/D3THffni>

/donnib


author: Gary Donovan
body: HI Sultan,

I have been experiencing this issue as well, on 5.0 beta-3 (see JIRA BAM-13322). The problem can occur even on a local agent. Unlike donnib, I don't even have a stack trace :-(

gary
How to export Silk Test results in JUNIT format so Bamboo can parse them?
Asked by Einar Coutin:

Hi and thank you for creating this community,

In the instructions to install an agent on Bamboo it is indicated that in order for Bamboo to read the test results of any tool the format should be in XML and Follow the JUnit schema. Atlassian offers examples of JUNIT XML files for test suite runs here:

<https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BAMBOO/JUnit+parsing+in+Bamboo>

I have a couple of questions about genereting files like this on Silk test.

For our current integration purposes the testing automation to integrate with Bamboo when the builds to be tested are launched is done directly on the Silk Test language and is all web browser based. That's one reason why as far I know integrating those test cases into JUnit to directly output the JUNIT XML test results doesn't make much sense.

So far we've found the following about generating XML files via the Silk test tool:

<http://microfocus.telligenthosting.net/borland/test/silk_test/w/wiki/20751.generating-xml-version-of-silktest-result-files.aspx>

But the first thing you'll notice is that the script generates single individual tests. Hence question 1:

**1.-Does Bamboo supports individual tests format. From whatever reasearch I've done, even a single test in JUnit format uses the same tags as a whole test suite:**

```
&lt;?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?&gt;&lt;testrun name="testRun1" project="unittest" tests="1" started="1" failures="0" errors="0" ignored="0"&gt;  &lt;testsuite name="samsung-gt_i9500-4d00390e75344049" time="0.041"&gt;    &lt;testsuite name="package.ClassName" time="0.042"&gt;      &lt;testcase name="test_Case " classname="package.ClassName" time="0.042"/&gt;    &lt;/testsuite&gt;  &lt;/testsuite&gt;&lt;/testrun&gt;
```

```
The second thing I must say is that the solution posted on the microfocus forums runs in a way that generates many XML files for a test suite. That is, one XML file result per test case and many per test suite and for that, it is not in the JUnit format. Of course, one could change the script to generate the tags correctly but I was wondering if a more elegant solution is available that solves two problems.1.-Generate one XML file per test suite run.2.-Generate XML on the correct JUnit format that Bamboo supports.Another option is that Silk Central generates test results in HTML format so.2.- Is there any way to convert Silk Central's HTML results to JUnit XML format?Thank You in advance!
```

```

```


Answers:
author: Gary Donovan
body: HI,

I don't have a solution for generating JUnit format results from Silk. However, it is worth pointing out that the output doesn't need to be in just one XML file - Bamboo can read multiple JUnit files if you specify them using wildcards in the JUnit Parser task.

gary


Tags: bamboo-administration
Deploy to IIS
Asked by Christopher Lawrence Zabala:

Hi,

So I'm trying to create a simple build plan that would basically get my files from BitBucket, then deploy them to an IIS Server. Basically, the files on my BitBucket repository constitutes to an actual web site. I've already created the checkout task and all that's left to do is to actually deploy these files into a locally-available server.. I'm trying to use SCP Task to do this but I don't know what to put on the local path field. Am I doing it wrong? How do I deploy these files..?

Thanks,

Lawrence


Answers:
author: Darren Clark Clark
body: Hi, i have a similar issue.

I want to copy EVERYHING from the build to a seperate local path.

For instance, the builds from bamboo goes to d:\\bamboo\\builds\\ etc...

And i need to copy all files to d:\\webfiles\\projectname\\

OR better yet \\\\staging-server\\webfiles\\project name

Which is better the script or SCP?

comments: author: ArmenA
body: Hi Darren,

It's up to your environment. Whichever works better for your remote agent if you are using any remote agents to run this particular plan. I would recommend to use the SCP task as it's easier compared to writing a script.

Armen


author: ArmenA
body: Hi Lawrence,

As it's mentione don [this page](https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BAMBOO/Using+the+SCP+task+in+Bamboo), the Local Path indicates a list of the files and directories that you need to deploy(transfer). Basically you provide the relative paths (relative to the workspace of each plan) of the files separated by commas. Makes sense?

Alternatively you can use any non-interactive commands from a [Script task](https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BAMBOO/Script) to copy the files you need.

Armen


Tags: bamboo-administration
How could I Integrate Bamboo with selenium Junit test cases
Asked by Manikandan Thiagarajan:

How could I Integrate Bamboo with selenium Junit test cases

Using Junit parser we want to Interpret the xml file

is it correct or not?


Answers:
author: Magnus Granander
body: That would be kinda out of scope. There are alot of tutorials regarding this on the web, just Google it.

Basically, when you have your tests running and JUnit produces a XML result file, just point the parser to that file.


author: Magnus Granander
body: Yes, if your goal is to parse the JUnit result

comments: author: Manikandan Thiagarajan
body: could youplease give me the simple helloworld example Junit with Selenium.

I want to parse the Junit Result XML file or html file
Bamboo .NET deployment using scripting language
Asked by Omar Ustariz:

Hello everybody,I am using Bamboo to make deployment of several .net solutions (web and windows apps) and I used NANT for building and deploying the products. However scripting with NANT is getting tedius and it is not easy to debug verly large NANT scripts. I was thiking to rewrite the builb and deployment scripts using RUBY (RAKE), Pyton or another scripting language. Is it possible to use any scripting language with Bamboo to deploy .NET applications?Best Regards,Omar Diego


Answers:
author: Sergey Podobry _Stellarity Software_
body: You can use a [PowerShell Task](https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.stellarity.bamboo.powershell-task) plugin to edit and run Windows PowerShell scripts in Bamboo.


Tags: .net

script
What files are really needed for the Jenkins importer?
Asked by Matt Shelton:

We have a sizeable existing Jenkins host using \~200GB of disk for our active projects. It does not have the free space to have me spin up Bamboo on the same host (nor do I want to). I can import each project, but they are still quite large even after cleaning out each project's workspace.

I am planning to re-create the jenkins home directory on my bamboo host, however I would like to not copy all of these files if possible. Can I safely exclude the modules directory as well? Are there other files/folders in the jenkins home directory that are safe to exclude?


Answers:
author: Marcin Gardias
body: Jenkins importer only imports the configuration, so what it really needs is:

- files from the main .jenkins directory

- config.xml files from jobs/\<job_name\>


Tags: bamboo-administration
Trouble cloning repository and submodules using ssh.
Asked by Chris:

I'm trying to clone a git repository and I get the following error message. I'm not sure what that message means. I have tried a number of things to try to fix it, but I was not successful.

(java.lang.RuntimeException : com.atlassian.bamboo.repository.RepositoryException: Cannot fetch branch '(unresolved) fa960aa' from 'ssh://git@{StashURL}/cm/cpa-mc-windows.git' to source directory 'C:\\Bamboo\\xml-data\\build-dir\\CMC-PDD-JOB1\\cpa-mc-windows'. com.atlassian.bamboo.plugins.git.GitCommandException: command C:\\progra\~2\\Git\\bin\\git.exe ls-remote ssh://40fae8cf-0aae-4390-ac9e-b0b70ede372e@127.0.0.1:64977/cm/cpa-mc-windows.git failed with code 128. Working directory was \[C:\\Bamboo\\xml-data\\build-dir\\CMC-PDD-JOB1\\cpa-mc-windows\]., stderr: \[error: cannot spawn C:\\Windows\\system32\\config\\systemprofile\\AppData\\Local\\Temp\\bamboo-ssh.41538fd5.bat: No such file or directory, fatal: unable to fork\])


Answers:
author: Sultan Maiyaki
body: Hi Chris,

This issue most likely due to the fact that you have not defined an ssh excecutable to the environment variables OR there is space in the path. A test you could do to isolate if this is an issue with bamboo, is to try to clone the repository manually from a command line and see if it works

Regards,

Sultan

comments: author: Chris
body: Hi Sultan,

Thank you for your reply. That fixed part of the problem (The space in the path). I still had a similar issue but it was an a permissions issue with the temp folder for the agent.

Thanks,

Chris


Tags: bamboo-administration
Git submodules using ssh on a remote agent
Asked by Chris:

Hi,

I am having a problem with my submodules in bamboo. I'm using GIT. This is a Windows machine. I was able to get the submodules to work by adding my ssh key into the bamboo home directory, but I don't know if that same fix is supposed to work with an agent.

Has anyone been successful in cloning submodules using an remote agent?


Answers:
author: Sultan Maiyaki
body: Hi Chris,

I feel you are experiencing the issue reported at <https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-11369> The available workaround are two folds:

# Use private key fro the repository that are not protected by passpharase

# Setting up each agent .ssh/config configuration manually to allow Remote Agent machines access your git repository via ssh (using private SSH keyfiles stored on those machines).

Try the options and lets know how it goes for you.

Regards,

Sultan

comments: author: Chris
body: Hi Sultan,

My private keys do not have a passphrase.

As for the second point, I'm not sure where the Bamboo is looking to find the .ssh private key. I have a few on the Remote Agent. Is the path "%USERPROFILE%\\.ssh"? Or is Bamboo looking in a different location?

Thanks,

Chris


author: Sultan Maiyaki
body: Yes Bamboo is looking at the %USERPROFILE%\\.ssh directory


author: Chris
body: Could you please provide an example of how my config should look like? I set mine up to as
> \*
>
> IdentityFile C:\\Users\\{current user}\\.ssh\\id_rsa

That is where my private key is located. Although the submodules are still giving me a "permission denied" error.


author: Chris
body: Here is the error I get:

> Warning: Permanently added '\[StashURL:7999' (RSA) to the list of known hosts. Permission denied (publickey). fatal: Could not read from remote repository. Please make sure you have the correct access rights and the repository exists. Clone of 'ssh://git@StashURL:7999/sm/windows-common.git' into submodule path 'common' failed)

When I run the command in the command prompt, it clones the repo just fine.


author: Chris
body: I created a work around. I had a different machine checkout the code and this PC compile it. After a while, I accidentally forgot to set this new machine as a requirement and the checkout of the submodules worked.


author: Sultan Maiyaki
body: Hi Chris,

Thanks alot for the feedback


author: Tom Gibson
body: Did you ever get to the bottom of where to locate the private key on the remote agent? I'm still trying to solve this problem.


author: Chris
body: You know. I never did, but i did find a solution for myself.

I'm not sure if it was my particular instance or just how bamboo handles submodules, but it kept looking for the ssh key in "$Git_repository/y/.ssh". I ended up just comitting "/y/.ssh/config" into my repository that pointing to the ssh key I wanted to use, then everything worked just fine.


author: Kevin Tan
body: [@Sultan Maiyaki](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/853309) but Bamboo is running as service, so where is the %USERPROFILE%\\.ssh ? i had tried with /User/Default/.ssh but no luck to make it work.


Tags: git

ssh
Visual Studio Configuration / Platform choices
Asked by Adrien Poly:

Hi  
I am trying to setup a build configuration for my visual studio 2010 professional project. The visual platform we are using is "x64".  
"x64" is not present in the dropdwon list to choose platform in the task settings.

How can i set my visual studio build correctly?


Answers:
author: Adrien Poly
body: Thanks. It seems to work fine with ia64


author: Sultan Maiyaki
body: Hi Adrien,

The x64 platforms are provided by two vendors; AMD64 provided by AMD and the ia64 provided by the itanium. I believe the x64 is a general name for the 64-bit platforms as explained in:

<http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/winformssetup/thread/ec2c2720-2ba2-4f6b-9e2b-6ae8723e3791>

<http://blogs.msdn.com/b/gauravseth/archive/2006/03/01/541288.aspx>

You can therefore decide to choose either of the above platform in your task configuration depending on your vendor
Bamboo agent authentication through a reverse proxy
Asked by Gary Donovan:

I am using IIS as a reverse proxy in front of my bamboo installation to do URL rewriting and handl HTTPS. I want to use [Agent authentication](https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BAMBOO/Agent+authentication) for my remote agents. However, Bamboo is unable to determine the correct IP for the connecting agent, instead thinks it is somethign like "127.0.0.1,172.17.1.1:65014" (where 172.17.1.1 is the correct IP).

Any suggestions on how to wrangle Bamboo and IIS so that this works?


Answers:
author: Gary Donovan
body: Further information:

Bamboo attempts to use the X-Forwarded-For HTTP header to determine the IP of the connecting agent. Wikipedia suggests that this header should only contain the IP address, but IIS also includes the port number (ie. it sets the header to "172.17.1.1:65014" instead of "172.17.1.1"), thus causing problems.

IIS's behaviour appears to have caused problems with other Atlassian applications also (eg. see [Jira CWD-2777](https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CWD-2777)).