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Asked by I?? Tarcan:

A workspace in the account has been permanently deleted, and it is very important for the scope we are trying to implement to get it back. Since the data has just been deleted, where can I contact to get it back?


Answers:
author: Lara
body: Hi I??,

Thanks for reaching out!

When you delete a Workspace, boards within the Workspace won't be deleted. Instead, your boards in this Workspace will be closed.

You can find and [reopen closed boards](https://help.trello.com/article/781-reopening-a-closed-board) by visiting <https://trello.com/my/boards>. You will be required to select a Workspace for the board when reopening it.

Please note, you can only reopen a board if you were an admin of the board.

You can find more information here: <https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/deleting-a-workspace/>

All the best,

Lara  
The Trello Team


Tags: backlog

delete

recovery
? MELHOR CONVIDAR UM MEMBRO PELO ESPA?O DE TRABALHO OU PELO QUADRO?
Asked by Paulo Tupinamb?:

MINHA D?VIDA FICA POR CONTA DE SABER SE HAVER? MUDAN?A NA COBRAN?A EM RELA??O AO N?MERO DE MEMBROS POR QUADROS?


Answers:
author: Alisson Sartor
body: Ol?, Paulo!  

Espero que esteja tudo bem  

Os membros da area de trabalho s?o todos cobrados, e os membros de mais de um quadro nessa mesma ?rea tamb?m geram cobran?as.  

voce pode checkar mais detalhes na pagina abaixo  

<https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/how-billing-works-with-trello-premium-and-standard/>  

Qualquer duvida mais ? s? perguntar   

Atenciosamente  
Alisson  
Trello Support Team
Test Account Team of 4
Asked by Thomas Welzel:

So far, I've only been using Trello free of charge for my own tasks.  
We now want to start a new project with a team of four people.  
Is this still free, is there a test phase? Can I then switch between the two Trello accounts in the app? Thank you


Answers:
author: Thomas Welzel
body: Thank you Rasmus  
That's exactly what I had hoped for. It's nice that my wishes also coincide with reality for once.


author: Rasmus Wulff Jensen
body: As long as you are below 10 User, 10 Boards and do not need any more features (like Custom fields or advanced view), then Trello is 100% free to use :-)

As for switching between account in the App, the press press you profile picture on the main screen and choose "Switch Account"
I cannot close this window to work again with trello. How can I do this?
Asked by Gunnar Schlumbohm:

![Trello-1.PNG](/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/319571i77992DA025A21E61/image-size/large?v=v2&px=999 "Trello-1.PNG")


Answers:
author: Nikola Perisic
body: Welcome to the community [@Gunnar Schlumbohm](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/5480053)

Have you tried to click on the white space that is outside of the screen that is showing the Newsletters?

Is this happening on all of the browsers?

Have you tried to clear your cache and use the incognito mode as well?

Let me know if you are facing these issues still?
SOLVED Is it possible to find parts of the cardname or description and copy to custom field?
Asked by P?ter Vidra:

Hi All

I would like to have an automation, what identifies parts of the cardname and /or description and copies that part into a specific custom field.

Does anyone has an idea how could i achieve this within Trello?

Kind regards

peter


Answers:
author: P?ter Vidra
body: i have managed to extract info from card name with wildcards and with some Buttler creative usage.

On the other hand I struggle to do the same from description
How to swipe between cards on the Trello board on mobile?
Asked by FALECOMJP:

just like on the computer, if you press the left or right arrow, it changes the card you are on without having to leave it and clicking on another one is much more productive. I would like to know if it is possible on a cell phone, as I have already tested it intuitively, but it won't work.


Answers:
author: Mutya A
body: Hi there,   

Right now, keyboard shortcuts are not available in the mobile app version although I can see how helpful this might be. You can swipe between cards by using the touchpad instead, as a workaround.

I hope this helps, but let us know if you have any questions!  
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Are there limits to number of members on a free Trello workspace?
Asked by Ron A:

I heard from someone that:

**On 08 April**, Trello will reduce the number of members and guests for free Trello workspaces to 10.

Did this happen? I see nothing about any limits on team members or collaborators on Trello.com


Answers:
author: Nikola Perisic
body: Hello [@Ron A](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/4713315)

There is directly on your trello instance. This is from mine:

![Screenshot 2024-04-19 at 14.41 1.png](https://community.atlassian.com/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/319538iD68911C1FED897F7/image-size/large?v=v2&px=999 "Screenshot 2024-04-19 at 14.41 1.png")

comments: author: Nikola Perisic
body: Also, it is mentioned here: <https://trello.com/pricing>

You should see it when you scroll down to UNLIMITED WORKSPACE COLLABORATORS


author: Ron A
body: ah, yes, thank you! I also found it when trying to actually add someone to a workspace. And thanks for drawing my attention to that row on the chart "UNLIMITED WORKSPACE COLLABORATORS". I missed that before.


author: Nikola Perisic
body: No worries! It happens! Let me know if you need help with anything else!


author: Ron A
body: I found the answer to my question when I went to add a member to a workspace. The Limit is 10. This should be mentioned on the Trello.com website where price plans are compared.
Archiving old projects and deploys in Bamboo?
Asked by Ulrika Eriksson:

Is it possible to archive old projects and deploys in Bamboo?

My first idea is to remove permissions, but is there another better solution for archiving old projects?


Answers:
author: Sharmila
body: Hello,

As I understand you need to keep all builds, old plans, deploys and artifacts, so I suppose [Configuring global expiry](https://confluence.atlassian.com/bamboo/configuring-global-expiry-289277253.html) is not an option for you - is that correct?

Bamboo doesn't have any built-in ways of archiving old projects, build results, plans, artifact etc, however I don't see why you couldn't just create a zip file of the corresponding folders on disk and store them away - after that you could run the expiry of individual plans (see [Configuring build results expiry for a plan](https://confluence.atlassian.com/bamboo/configuring-build-results-expiry-for-a-plan-289276917.html)) to have Bamboo delete the artifacts on disk.

Is that something feasible that would address your needs?

comments: author: Ulrika Eriksson
body: We already have "global expiry" configured, but can something be done when it comes to archiving projects?


author: AlexThunder
body: I think Ulrika is thinking about some way to hide old plans/projects behind an extra step. So they aren't directly visible on the dashboard, but also not completely removed from the dashboard. A way to keep old plans/projects around for any useful examples one might want to reuse, but not in the same dashboard as active projects.  
Ex: we have a bunch of projects with very simple deployment schemes where we just push the git somewhere, but we also have an old project where we did some artifact juggling and rsync-ing and so on. We don't add/change plans very often, so by the time we might need to do a similar setup, we'd need to rethink how to do it or follow such an example.

Similar thing in Bitbucket. We have a bunch of projects that aren't active anymore, but there's no way to archive them in case we want to check how we solved a particular issue. We had to resort to renaming those Bitbucket projects so that they are always at the bottom.
Bambo specs - build only files that were changed since the last build
Asked by Luke:

Hi!  
We're using Bamboo Specs to maintain the definitions of 30+deployment plans.  
All those plans are stored in single Bitbucket repo. And this repo is a base for a Bamboo build plan.

Every time we run the build plan, the code is checked out from the repository and "mvn -Ppublish" is executed.

The issue is that with every build all deployment plans are published (=changed) (and audit logs are generated), even though in most cases only one or two deployment plans were actually modified.

Is it possible to publish the changes only for plans which were actually modified?


Answers:
author: Marcin Gardias
body: Hi!

Which version of Bamboo do you use? We've addressed this problem in version 6.6, if you are on an older version please consider upgrading.

If you happen to use v6.6 or later please let us know which version it is, so that we can investigate possible buggy behavior.

comments: author: Artem Vedin
body: We have the same issue. We are just starting to use Java Specs and have only 4 plans stored in a single repository.

Each time I change a spec for a plan bamboo updates all of them. I see that from the notification sent by bamboo, and from build results of all spec plans - the square icon instead of the round one that says the specs have been updated.

Is that behavior OK, and can I do anything to publish only changed plans and not to see the "Specs configuration updated" on all spec plans?

(version 7.1.1)


Tags: deployment

spec
Can I deploy Cloudformation using bamboo?
Asked by Tanton, James:

I would like to setup a pipeline to deliver cloudformation to dev, test, and prod environments. I have only seen a 4 year blog saying it isn't possible. "Say it ain't so" to borrow a song title.


Answers:
author: Sharmila
body: Hello,

There is currently no cloudFormation templates for Bamboo as the Cloudformation templates are for Datacenter products. We already have an existing feature request logged for this - <https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-20488>

Can you please vote and watch the case so that your opinion on this issue may be heard by our development team?

Thanks ,

Sharmila


Tags: cloudformation
Configure Bamboo to pull image from local registry?
Asked by Jason Templeman:

When I create a plan to run the job in Docker container (not Agent environment) it looks locally then tries to pull from docker.io. Is it possible to configure Bamboo Server to check our local registry (which is Artifactory) before trying docker.io?   

NOTE: When I put the local registry information with the docker image (i.e. our-artifactory.com:443/docker-local/our-centos7) I get an error saying authorization failed and see no way to enter the username and password. Have a seperate question regarding how to address this but have not gotten a response.


Answers:
author: Jack Nolddor [Sweet Bananas]
body: Hi Jason,

Have you try to log into the server itself and with the user that runs Bamboo tool (usually called bamboo) login to your artifactory for the first time?

    user@computer:~$ sudo su - bamboo
    bamboo@computer:~$ docker login our-artifactory.com

Regards

comments: author: Jason Templeman
body: I have no access to the server other than the UI (without admin rights). I only have access to the RAs. I need to get instructions so I can inform our IT team on how to configure the server.  

I'm fairly certain the server can reach the artifactory server. Mainly wondering if Bamboo Server has a setting to list docker registries in order of priorities (i.e. local system then local registry and finally docker.io).   

I'm fairly certain that authentication will need to be specified somewhere just not sure where. Have asked this question here  
<https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Bamboo-questions/Running-Bamboo-job-in-Docker-container/qaq-p/1303306>


Tags: docker
Configure mail server and got Authentication unsuccessful [DB7PR02CA0016.eurprd02.prod.outlook.com]
Asked by ??????_??????:

The mail settings you entered were not valid. Error thrown was: javax.mail.AuthenticationFailedException: 535 5.7.3 Authentication unsuccessful \[DB7PR02CA0016.eurprd02.prod.outlook.com\]

What could be a cause of the error? I know that user credentials are correct.


Answers:
author: Sharmila
body: Hello,

By the initial look of the error and since you have the right credentials, I suspect the issue maybe with the MS Exchange mail server. Probably the user account is not allowed to send an email via a relay. Kindly confirm this with the MS administrator of the Exchange server.

Also check if the SMTP port is opened on firewall.
"No such file or directory" when running simple command on linux bamboo agent. UPDATE - new question
Asked by brian.gillespie:

I'll probably forget to include some details, so bear with me.

To demonstrate my problem I have created a simple plan. It's the sole purpose to verify a file exists by doing an "ls -ls \<filename\>".

It fails. What am I doing wrong? I suspect ist has something to do with permissions on the build agent VM.

On the build agent machine, a linux VM, I run the command

\> /usr/bin/ls -ls /home/bgillespie/ivy

total 8

0 drwxr-xr-x. 2 bamboo bamboo 215 Feb 19 16:10 cache

4 -rwxrwxrwx. 1 bgillespie bgillespie 2602 Feb 19 15:43 ivyconf.xml

4 -rwxrwxrwx. 1 bgillespie bgillespie 218 Feb 18 13:40 ivy.properties

Output from the build log when I run the plan in bamboo:

...

```
simple	19-Feb-2020 17:13:20	Starting task 'see if ivyconf.xml found' of type 'com.atlassian.bamboo.plugins.scripttask:task.builder.command'command	19-Feb-2020 17:13:20	Beginning to execute external process for build 'TEST - BRIAN_TEST - BUILD #1 (TEST-BRIANTEST-JOB1-1)'\n ... running command line: \n/usr/bin/ls -ls /users/bgillespie/ivy\n ... in: /home/bamboo/agent-2-home/xml-data/build-dir/TEST-BRIANTEST-JOB1
...
```

```
error	19-Feb-2020 17:13:20	/usr/bin/ls: cannot access /users/bgillespie/ivy: No such file or directorysimple	19-Feb-2020 17:13:20	Failing task since return code of [/usr/bin/ls -ls /users/bgillespie/ivy] was 2 while expected 0simple	19-Feb-2020 17:13:20	Finished task 'see if ivyconf.xml found' with result: Failed
```

The directory itself is wide open permission wise

ls -lsd /home/bgillespie /home/bgillespie/ivy

0 drwxrwxrwx. 11 bgillespie bgillespie 280 Feb 19 15:55 /home/bgillespie/

0 drwxrwxrwx. 3 bgillespie bgillespie 77 Feb 19 16:10 /home/bgillespie/ivy

thanks,


Answers:
author: brian.gillespie
body: As a test I got a new VM spun up with same OS, installed the needed software including a new bamboo client and now my problem is gone. Apparently some kind of a problem with the build agent I was using.
Bamboo variables in yaml file (not bamboo specs yaml)
Asked by Erik Zilinsky:

Hello guys! I would like to call a python script via bamboo task (inline script) This python script load variables from yaml file like this:

```
parser.add_argument( '--config_path', default='config.yaml', help='path of the configuration file')
```

```
with open(args.config_path) as source: 
config = yaml.safe_load(source)

git_config = config['git'] 
git_username = git_config['username'] 
git_password = git_config['password']
```

In yaml file I would like to use bamboo variables, how should I define bamboo variables inside yaml file?

Thanks for yout answer!


Answers:
author: Victor Debone
body: Hello [@Erik Zilinsky](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/3769192) welcome to the community! :)

Bamboo provides variables for external scritps with environment variables. While it's possible to hack around your yaml and python scripts ([see this StackOverflow answer](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52412297/how-to-replace-environment-variable-value-in-yaml-file-to-be-parsed-using-python)), I would not recommend you to do that.

The best way to go would be to either read the environment variables direct into your python script, or use the inline variables that Bamboo provides with inline script tasks ([documentation link](https://confluence.atlassian.com/bamboo/bamboo-variables-289277087.html)).

I hope that helps!

comments: author: Erik Zilinsky
body: Thanks for your answer, we want to keep using that yaml file so ... we replacing bamboo vars via chevron python package like this:

```
import os
import re
import sys
import chevron

template = open(sys.argv[1])

vars = {
'confluence_url': os.environ['bamboo_confluence_url'],
'nexus_user': os.environ['bamboo_nexus_user'],
'nexus_password': os.environ['bamboo_nexus_password'],
'confluence_report_page_id': os.environ['bamboo_confluence_report_page_id'],
'sonar_url' : os.environ['bamboo_sonar_url'],
'sonar_projectkey': os.environ['bamboo_sonar_projectkey'],
'sonar_secret': os.environ['bamboo_sonar_secret']
}

rendered = chevron.render(template, vars)

with open('config_composed.yaml', 'w') as composed:
print(rendered, file=composed)
```

Have a nice day!


author: Mia Paulin
body: [@Erik Zilinsky](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/3769192) Let me see in I Understand. This my be way off. Your ability to translate from lone language to another and the default confuriation along with the configuration path that lets you go from not just your default yaml file to another paths or modules and the ability to add things to your configuration file is the problem? Al;ong with the other stuff you need fixed? Try to undeerstand so I can help.


author: Mia Paulin
body: I apologize if it sounds like gibberish. I'm trying.
How do I push code changes to bitbucket from bamboo build pipeline?
Asked by Biplav Timalsina:

I have some extra lines of code that I want to be added to repository during the build pipeline.

So, I want to introduce a stage in build pipeline in bamboo which allows me to make changes to files and commit them to bitbucket.


Answers:
author: DPKJ
body: [@Biplav Timalsina](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/3766646) Welcome to the community!

Best way I can think of doing this by adding **Script Task** to your build process. In this task you can add a script to,

1. Add a file or make change to specific file you want.
   * For example I use JQ ( <https://stedolan.github.io/jq/> ) to make some production changes to JSON files.
2. Make a commit, and
3. push to desired repository.

I referred this document for help - <https://confluence.atlassian.com/bamkb/how-to-commit-and-push-to-a-git-repo-during-a-build-720641378.html>

comments: author: Biplav Timalsina
body: Thank you for your response. I think this will work.

I just found an easier way to do this. <https://confluence.atlassian.com/bamboo/configuring-a-source-control-task-956167494.html>.

Seems like Bamboo has inbuilt support to push code from build pipeline to repository using the source control task.

Thank you tons!


Tags: bitbucket

bitbucket-pipelines
How to abort a PullRequestDetection job execution?
Asked by Marcel_Horner:

Bamboo is not automatically starting builds when a PR is opened at BitBucket server.

The issue seems to be a PullRequestDetection job that is stuck:

```
10284330-2020-02-18 10:00:40,226 WARN [scheduler_Worker-3]
[PreventJobExecutionUntilCompletedTriggerListener]
Job execution [JobExecutionContext:
 trigger: 'DEFAULT.PullRequestDetection
 job: PullRequestDetection.PullRequestDetection
 fireTime: 'Tue Feb 18 10:00:40 BRT 2020
 scheduledFireTime: Tue Feb 18 10:00:40 BRT 2020
 previousFireTime: 'Tue Feb 18 09:55:40 BRT 2020
 nextFireTime: Tue Feb 18 10:05:40 BRT 2020
 isRecovering: false
 refireCount: 0]
triggered by [Trigger 'DEFAULT.PullRequestDetection':
 triggerClass: 'org.quartz.impl.triggers.SimpleTriggerImpl
 calendar: 'null'
 misfireInstruction: 0
 nextFireTime: Tue Feb 18 10:05:40 BRT 2020] has been vetoed - previous job execution [JobExecutionContext: trigger: 'DEFAULT.PullRequestDetection job: PullRequestDetection.PullRequestDetection fireTime: 'Mon Feb 17 13:29:37 BRT 2020 scheduledFireTime: Mon Feb 17 13:29:37 BRT 2020 previousFireTime: 'null nextFireTime: Mon Feb 17 13:34:37 BRT 2020 isRecovering: false refireCount: 0] has not yet completed
```

How can I abort that execution that is stuck?

Thank you!


Answers:
author: Marcel_Horner
body: The job gets stuck due to unauthorized access (401) when Bamboo tries to connect to BitBucket server. I will close this question and create a new one with more information.
Java specs, single pipeline for multiple projects/repos
Asked by Andrea_Di_Lisio:

Hello,

I'm really interested in adopting Bamboo's CasC model, but I'm currently struggling a bit to find best practices/docuementations/tutorial to implement the below scenario:

I have 50+ (Java) projects, each one living in a separate repository on Bitbucket. Thus, 50+ repository. I would like to have a common shared Pipeline for all of them.

How to achieve this?

I managed to create a project specific pipeline (held in bamboo-specs folder), but I cannot afford having 50+ different pipeline definition, as tasks defined in this pipeline might change over time...

What I would like to have ideally is a project independent repo containing **only** the pipeline definition... and *somehow* instruct Bamboo to fire the defined stage/jobs/tasks every time a new push is made on any branch of the above mentioned 50+ repos.

Is this somehow feasible (without hardcoding repo references in pipeline project) ?

My company CI runs on Bamboo 6.8.1.

Thanks a lot,

Andrea


Answers:
author: Ian Rossi
body: The approach that we are trying to take is to place the standard pipeline code into a Java library (JAR file hosted in our own Maven repo) and then just import that library in the Java project repo's bamboo-specs folder. We have something working, but we're hitting an issue where Bamboo's SecurityManager is restricting our use of certain calls that it considers to be dangerous.

I hope that helps, but let me know if you want more details.

Cheers,

Ian

comments: author: Andrea_Di_Lisio
body: Hello Ian, thanks for your reply.

Importing the code as a library is also an option for us, but as per first attempts we were not able to do so.

What we did is:

- we created a library (with bamboo java spec mvn dependencies) containing all our pipeline related code;

- imported the above one in a pilot project

- Tried to run the pipeline on Bamboo but remote maven installation was not able to resolve our custom library (even if it's published on a private nexus repo and available for download). As per bamboo's logs it seems that pom.xml file (defined in bamboo-specs folder) gets cleaned from custom dependencies... Have you maybe experienced something like mentioned in [this thread](https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Bamboo-questions/Adding-dependencies-in-bamboo-java-specs/qaq-p/821771) ?