youngmon/atlassian-qna huggingface dataset:
Planyway kosten
Asked by Sven D?nnewald:

Guten Tag,

wir sind ein Handwerksunternehmen und m?chten Gerne Planyway nutzen. Nun m?ssen wir warscheinlich f?r die Baustellen planung alle Handwerker bei Trello anmelden auch wenn diese Mitarbeiter selbst nichts in Trello machen. Die kosten w?ren dadruch viel zu hoch. Wei? jemand ob Trello hier spezialtarife anbietet?


Answers:
author: Maria
body: Hi [@Sven D?nnewald](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/5459587)   

It's Mary from Planyway, happy to help:)

If you'd like to start using Planyway, you don't need to have a paid Trello plan. You can still have free accounts. And then, if you need Planyway paid features, just upgrade here: planyway.com/pricing


author: Ste Wright
body: Hi [@Sven D?nnewald](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/5459587)

Special pricing for Trello, or for Planyway (the Power-up)? And how many users do you have overall?

If users are a guest of a single board, they are free in paid Trello plans. This might be one option? See more information here - <https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/board-guests/>

Further information on Trello pricing can be found here: <https://trello.com/pricing>

For Planyway, which is from a third-party vendor, you're best to check their pricing on their website. The Power-up can be found here: <https://trello.com/power-ups/58bd1f9aca72f48c8900574f/timeline-calendar-time-tracking-by-planyway>

Ste

---

And in German (according to Google Translate)...

Sonderpreise f?r Trello oder f?r Planyway (das Power-up)? Und wie viele Nutzer haben Sie insgesamt?

Wenn Benutzer Gast eines einzelnen Boards sind, sind sie in kostenpflichtigen Trello-Pl?nen kostenlos. Das w?re vielleicht eine Option? Weitere Informationen finden Sie hier -- <https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/board-guests/>

Weitere Informationen zu den Trello-Preisen finden Sie hier: <https://trello.com/pricing>

F?r Planyway, das von einem Drittanbieter stammt, ?berpr?fen Sie am besten die Preise auf deren Website. Das Power-up finden Sie hier: <https://trello.com/power-ups/58bd1f9aca72f48c8900574f/timeline-calendar-time-tracking-by-planyway>
Trello standard, premium, and enterprise rate/pricing
Asked by rudiatulhikmah:

Hi,

May I get a quotation regarding the rate/pricing to upgrades my company trello.

Thank you.


Answers:
author: Ste Wright
body: Hi [@rudiatulhikmah](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/5446870)

You can view the pricing here: <https://trello.com/pricing>

---

You can also get a price estimate from your Trello Workspace:

1. Go to Trello's homepage
2. On the left-hand side, open the settings options next to your Workspace ("v" icon)
3. Select *Settings*
4. Next, on the left-hand side select *Workspace settings \> Upgrade workspace*
5. Scroll to the bottom of each list; this will provide you pricing estimates (aside from Enterprise, you need to contact sales for this. There's a button on this screen to do that).

Ste
Free work areas
Asked by Guilherme Rodrigues:

Good afternoon!

Guys,

I use Trello and recently I was surprised with a message that the free workspaces can only have 10 people from April, will I have to pay Trello Premium or Standard for all the people who are inside my workspace or just by having the premium I can make my workspace for more collaborators? I have a workspace that has 96 participants, including members and guests, what should I do next?


Answers:
author: Ste Wright
body: Hi [@Guilherme Rodrigues](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/5457859)

You'll need to move to a paid plan if you have more than 10 collaborators (which includes members, guests, and pending invitations).

Billable users include...

* Workspace Members
* Multi-board Guests

But, if users are a single-board guest, then those users are free!

---

See [this page](https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/board-guests/) for more on guests:
>
> ### Guest types and cost {#toc-hId-2116135278}
>
> While all guests are free on free Workspace boards, guests on Premium and Standard Workspace boards can incur an additional charge.
>
> * **Free guest:** A person is is invited to a single board in a Workspace is a single-board guest. This user is not billable.
>
> * **Billable guest:** A board member who is on **two or more** Standard or Premium Workspace boards is a [multi-board guest](https://help.trello.com/article/1123-multi-board-guests) of that Workspace. Multi-board guests are [billed at the same rate](https://help.trello.com/article/855-how-billing-works-with-trello-business-class) as a normal Workspace member and consume a seat license.

Ste
Transfer of data from a free workspace to another free workspace / paid workspace
Asked by Toni Lengenberg:

We have a free workspace which one of our personnel started on their private workspace and invited multiple users. The original owner of the workspace has left the company and we would like to transfer the data held on their workspace to a new workspace (with their assistance). How do we accomplish this?


Answers:
author: Ste Wright
body: Hi [@Toni Lengenberg](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/5459313)

You can move a Board between Workspaces - check this help page for more information: <https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/moving-a-board-to-a-different-workspace/>

---

Do note though...
> To move a board to a new Workspace you must be an admin of the board, and a member of the Workspace you are moving the board to.

\^ If you're not an Admin of the "other" Workspace, and no-one active is, I'd recommend reactivating that old user's email address, logging in as them, and granting yourself Admin.

Ste


author: Gaurav Kataria
body: This article explains how to move boards from one workspace to another workspace <https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/moving-a-board-to-a-different-workspace/>

comments: author: chris worship deacon
body: how does one identify the owner of a workspace? I have requested membership but it has gone unanswered so I can't tell if the request hit the email spam folder, is a user that is no longer with my organization, or something else. While it looks like i can copy a board to my workspace...would it not effectively make all guest collaborators multi-board?
Delete account without delete board and collaborates
Asked by Mattia Bello:

Hi,

I need to delete my account from my board but I would like maintain it for my collaborates, because they would like continue to use it for their jobs.

Can you help me?

Thank you.

MB


Answers:
author: Ste Wright
body: Hi [@Mattia Bello](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/5459224)

I'd recommend ensuring there's at least one user who is an Admin of each Board, and the Workspace.

That should ensure the Boards remain active, and there is a user who can administer them.

---

See [this page](https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/deleting-your-trello-account/) for more information on what deleting your account can do:
>
> Admins of boards {#toc-hId--381198221}
> --------------------------------------
>
> If you're the sole admin of a board with multiple members, we'll remove you from it and it'll be admin-less. If you're the last member on the board, then the board will be deleted. On a paid Workspace, the Workspace admin is able to join the board as an admin and grant this permission to another member.

Ste
Need a solution to clean up Bamboo remote agent boxes
Asked by Nikhil Kumar:

Hello Everyone,

Our bamboo remote agents are running out of space quite often and we are seeing that "/xml-data/build-dir" is using around 26G.

Whats the best way to clean up this this directory ?

FYI: We've enabled force clean build on source code checkout task on all build jobs.

And we would like to enable "Override global build expiry configuration" does it help cleaning up existing files in "/xml-data/build-dir" ?


Answers:
author: Daniel Santos
body: Hi [@Nikhil Kumar](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/1377703)

All the content from **xml-data/build-dir** can be removed if there is no build running there. This is the data stored there:

* Build files created during the build, along with a local copy of the latest changes of the affected source repositories
* Agent cache for each source repository that eventually was run in the remote agent
  * build-dir/_git-repositories-cache
  * build-dir/_hg-repositories-cache
  * ...

The Bamboo build expiry does not remove files from remote agents. We do have a feature request for this: [\[BAM-13679\] Optional build expiry for remote agents.](https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-13679)

Plans and deployments that were removed from the server are also not removed from the remote agents. This is another feature request, but more popular: [\[BAM-13589\] Agents should remove workspaces for plans that no longer exist.](https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-13589)

<br />

**Workaround**

From time to time stop the agent and remove the content from **xml-data/build-dir** that is not used for a long time. It can include the repository cache folders. If you accidentally remove a repository cache that is still used the only penalty you will suffer is a long build time when you run the next build. This will happen because the agent will need to recreate the cache.  

Please let me know if you have more questions on this matter.


Tags: bamboo-administration

bamboo-development
Do I store individual specs with my project or am I supposed to have one repository full of them?
Asked by Victorio Berra:

The docs are confusing on this point but the fact that it looks for \`bamboo-specs/bamboo.yaml\` kind of sounds like you can only have ONE spec file that rides with the code you are trying to build and deploy. Just like AppVeyor and Azure Pipelines and all that.

Also, I now have a "Specs" dropdown in Bamboo, where I can "Set up repository-stored Specs" I dont get what that means. I thought all I had to do was to link a repo and enable spec scanning. Now it seems like I have to go to the project level and tell it which repositories should have access? Even though my plan with the spec is already in the repo.


Answers:
author: mpflugfelder
body: This is a really good question. If it's not already outlined in the documentation, it should be. I was under the assumption that the specs should be stored in the repo with the code, but as I was looking over documentation and Bamboo, I became confused. It's good to know that my original assumption was correct.


author: Alexander
body: Your statement about having one spec file is mostly correct. While there is only one bamboo.yaml file in your spec, you can have it reference multiple yaml files to build plans and permissions around your projects.

```
bamboo-specs
|-bamboo.yaml
|-build.yaml
|-deploy.yaml
|-permissions.yaml
```

You can even create multiple build and/or deploy plans in the same repository, just include them in your yaml file.

```
---
!include 'build.yaml'
---
!include 'deploy.yaml'
---
!include 'permissions.yaml'
# so on and so forth
...
```

As for the setting up repository specs, here's what you should do:

1. Create a new linked repository in Bamboo
2. Ensure that the build project that the specs reference is created
3. Enable bamboo specs in your linked repository (it has its own tab)
4. Check the permission to allow this repo to "Access all projects"

Once that is done, you might have to click Specs \> Set up Specs Repository and select the build project you want to build in, then select the repo with your specs in it to force a refresh (we're currently migrating to 6.9.2 and our dev environment's "Scan" button doesn't quite work yet, YMMV).

If the branch that you selected when you were creating your repo has Specs in it, you should see both the build and deploy plans that the specs define be created in Bamboo.

And to answer the question that you answered at the top of the page: yes, you should store your bamboo specs in the same repo as your code. The build and deploy processes for that repo are tightly coupled with the code in that repo, and should be stored together!


Tags: spec

yaml
"After successful build plan" deployment trigger not working
Asked by David Gard:

I have added a "after successful build plan" trigger to a deployment plan, but it does not seem to be working.

The wording states the following...
> When a deployment is automatically triggered, a new release is created from the latest successful build result of the linked plan.

However, this does not seem to be the case, as 15 minutes after a successful build, no release has been created, and thus nothing has been deployed.

The build plan has only one stage, and all jobs completed successfully; the build is not waiting for manual intervention.

I'm running Bamboo version 6.9.1.

Thanks,  
David


Answers:
author: Daniel Santos
body: Hi [@David Gard](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/510742)

According to your description, the build deployment should be triggered after the build.

Would you mind double-checking the plan and selected branch by going to **Deployment configuration \>\> Edit build plan \>\> Linked build** ?  

Other checks to help troubleshooting this:

* Do you have other plans where a similar configuration is working?
* Did this plan work in the past with this configuration?
* Are you building the same branch configured in the deployment build plan configuration?
* Have you checked the server logs at **\<Bamboo_Home\>/logs/atlassian-bamboo.log** ?

I hope the above will helps us to narrow down what is causing this issue.

comments: author: David Gard
body: Thanks for your reply,

With regards to the build plan - yes, the correct plan is linked. I can manually create a release and deploy it.

In answer to your other questions -

* No.
* N/A
* I'm building the branch specified in the deployment trigger.
* I've tried, but there is so much in there it's impossible to know if any of it is relevant to me.


author: Daniel Santos
body: Hi [@David Gard](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/510742)

Things I would try to move forward:

1. Create a new plan and new deployment for this plan. Add the trigger and check if this will fail as well.  
   This will allow us to see if this issue is only present in the build/deployment you already have.
2. Reproduce the problem and share the logs:
   1. Run the build
   2. Check what time the build finishes with success
   3. Get the log entries from that time and the next 1min
   4. Check if there are any errors in them
   5. If you don't find anything that you consider a problem, please send this piece of logs to us.  
      Please verify if there is any private information that needs to be anonymised first.
3. Try to share the set of steps you run to configure this. It might help us to reproduce the issue locally.

Please let me know your thoughts and comments.
How to get the linked Test Set ,Test Plans of a jira issue key from bamboo ?
Asked by Sushma:

Hi All

When the user commits the code in the Bitbucket it will trigger the bamboo build .

My requirement is

**"While building the job bamboo should be capable to run all the Tests (Test,Test Set,Test Plan ) which are linked to jira Issue.and after the build it should put the execution result(Test Execution) back to jira."**

To achieve this I installed 2 Plugins :

1)Xray for jira Add-on for bamboo

With this I can import the feature file of the cucumber Test .

2)Groovy tasks for Bamboo

I want to write a script which retrieves the jira issue key from the development branch / Plan branch (feature-TM-1-addition-of-2-numbers) and then fetch teh linked Test Set,Test Plan from that jira issue.

![autopop.PNG](/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/67432i670E169A0507EE78/image-size/large?v=v2&px=999 "autopop.PNG")How to auto populate Tests in the issue keys field ?

Or

is there any other way to fulfill my requirement ? please do suggestion..

Thanks in advance

Regards

Sushma


Answers:
author: In?s Silva
body: Hi Sushma,

Please check our documentation regarding the Integration with Bamboo, [here](https://confluence.xpand-it.com/display/XRAY/Integration+with+Bamboo?src=contextnavpagetreemode).

If you need further assistance, please feel free to contact us: [https://jira.xpand-it.com/servicedesk/](https://jira.xpand-it.com/servicedesk/customer)

Best regards,

Team Xray

comments: author: Leandro
body: [@In?s Silva](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/1173433) HI Ines, good morning!

I am wondering if you could help me with a few questions regarding Xray

how can I add these fields (marked in red)?I have Jira (with new GUI display) and Xray and I want to write test plan and test cases with detailed steps.

Thanks.

![123.png](https://community.atlassian.com/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/72010i1596A1D89612D956/image-size/large?v=v2&px=999 "123.png")


Tags: addon-com.onresolve.jira.groovy.groovyrunner

groovy

jira-server

xray
New plan Repository access issues
Asked by Kenneth Hutchings:

I am cloning an existing Bamboo plan and creating a new repository, i.e. Plan Configuration \> Repositories \> New Repository, but I am constantly getting "**We couldn't connect to the repository. The details you provided were invalid.**".

I have used:

* my existing username/password
* created a new "App password" (bitbucket.org \> Settings \> "App passwords") because I sometimes get the error message "**Failed to load data from Bitbucket. HTTP 403 Because your Atlassian account admin requires single sign-on, you'll need to authenticate with an app password. Create an app password at <https://bitbucket.org/account/admin/app-passwords>**".
* created new "Shared Credentials" ("Bamboo administration" \> "Shared Credentials" \> both "Username and password" and "SSH" - the SSH shared credential never shows up in the "Shared credentials" dropdown when creating the new repository)

I have tried credentials that were working perfectly a few months ago, but now do not work.

I have admin access to the Bamboo instance. The Bamboo version is 6.9.1.

I have tried creating a new repository in both Chrome and Firefox (with cleared cache).

Any assistance with this very frustrating problem would be most appreciated.

Please see the following screenshot:

![2019-09-26_1247.png](/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/67404i561BCA2153660FD6/image-size/large?v=v2&px=999 "2019-09-26_1247.png")


Answers:
author: Daniel Santos
body: Hello [@Kenneth Hutchings](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/519283)

I know it is late to answer as I noticed that this issue was already resolved by our support team.

* Would you mind sharing your solution here to help other users that could be facing a similar issue?
how to make common steps with variables
Asked by ???:

Is it possible to configure multiple build plans that triggered to one deployment plan match using variables or parameters rather than triggering one build plan and one deployment plan?

I want to configure bamboo like below

AS-IS

3 build plans --\> 3 deployment plan

<br />

a build , artifact name : aaa.war --\> a deployment directory : /apps/a/aaa.war  
b build , artifact name : bbb.war --\> b deployment directory : /apps/b/bbb.war

c build , artifact name : ccc.war --\> c deployment directory : /apps/c/ccc.war

TO-BE

3 build plans --\> **only one deployment plan**   
using variabes in a build / var=a , artifact_name=aaa.war  
using variabes in b build / var=b , artifact_name=bbb.war

using variabes in c build / var=c , artifact_name=ccc.war

**deployment plan**   
${artifact_name} --\> ${var} deployment directory : /apps/${var}/${artifact_name}

Thank you for your help.


Answers:
author: Jimmy Seddon
body: Hi [@???](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/3427220),

Welcome to the Community!

I'm not going to say this is the best option. But, the way we accomplished this was to make a single build plan "D" that downloaded the artifacts from A, B \& C and re-published them so that the deployment plan would have access to the artifacts from all three plans, but still had the one to one mapping from build plan D.

I'm not sure of any other way to accomplish this, but this is one option as a workaround.

I hope that helps!

-Jimmy

comments: author: ???
body: Thank you for your help!!

I have one more question.

Is there a way to trigger from build A,B,C to build D ??

using cli?? plugin??


author: Jimmy Seddon
body: It's actually Core functionality within the build plan itself. On plans A, B and C configure the plans and go to the "Dependencies" tab. There you can specify a "Child Plan", which actually means a plan you would like to automatically trigger once the current one passes successfully.![BuildPlanDependencies.JPG](https://community.atlassian.com/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/67759i660C533AF50C3CED/image-dimensions/704x212?v=v2 "BuildPlanDependencies.JPG")

At that point any time plan A, B or C runs, it will automatically run plan D to get the latest artifacts from those plans.

I hope that helps!

-Jimmy


author: ???
body: Thank you for your help . i really appreciate your help

I have another question

How can I trigger variable values??

for example , I defined artifact_name=test.war in plan A (or plan configuration --\> variables tab)

I don't know how to get this value in plan D and deployment plan

Thank you for your kind reply


author: Jimmy Seddon
body: I'm not sure that this is possible at the moment. if you look at:

<https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Answers-Developer-Questions/Bamboo-parent-build-passing-variables-to-dependent-child/qaq-p/530264>

It references an open feature request for the functionality you are looking for:

<https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-3175>

Sorry I can't be of more help on that one.

-Jimmy
Calling MSBuild using YAML Bamboo Specs
Asked by Alexander:

Bamboo Version: 6.9.2

I'm in the process of converting the majority of my organization's plans to use Bamboo's YAML Spec for our build and deployment processes to benefit from all the goodness that configuration-as-code brings to the pipeline.

I'm running into a bit of a snag trying to add a build task that uses MSBuild to compile solution files. I see that I should be able to reference execute capabilities using a script entry ([documentation here](https://docs.atlassian.com/bamboo-specs-docs/6.9.0/specs.html?yaml#requirements)), but I don't think I'm using the right variable name.

```
---
version: 2

# <plan-info>

stages:
  - Build:
    - Build

Build:
  tasks:
    - clean
    # <some-build-steps>
    - script: "${system.builder.msbuild.MSBuild v14.0 (32bit)} solution.sln"
    # <more-build-steps>
  requirements:
    - "system.builder.msbuild.MSBuild v14.0 (32bit)"
  # <artifacts>
...
```

It looks like the error is that the ${system.builder.msbuild.MSBuild v14.0 (32bit)} variable isn't being changed to the executable path in the build log's error file:

![Capture1.PNG](/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/67384iFA5CCA6500CE8411/image-size/large?v=v2&px=999 "Capture1.PNG")

I've tried to escape the spaces with single/double backslashes ([documentation here](https://confluence.atlassian.com/bamkb/list-of-default-keys-for-the-bamboo-capabilities-properties-file-946025256.html)), but I still get the same error, just with an added backslash after msbuild.MSBuild.

The agent capability does show up in the stage's requirements, so I'm not quite sure what I'm missing in the script entry.

![Capture.PNG](/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/67382i0C9C2AE449265037/image-size/large?v=v2&px=999 "Capture.PNG")

If anyone can point me in the right direction, I'd be super grateful! I'm 99% sure that my ${system.builder.msbuild.MSBuild v14.0 (32bit)} variable is the problem, I just don't know how to modify it so that it gets changed to the actual executable path.


Answers:
author: Alexander
body: Good news! I found the problem. Replacing the script entry with the following calls MSBuild successfully.

```
- script: "\"${bamboo.capability.system.builder.msbuild.MSBuild v14.0 (32bit)}\" solution.sln"
```

Thanks to this post [here](https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Questions/JDK-capabilities-with-spaces-in-name-as-bamboo-variable/qaq-p/381752) that hinted at what I was missing!

I'd like to suggest to the Atlassian team that the YAML Bamboo Specs documentation be updated to include the bamboo.capability prefix when referencing an executable; it might be obvious to more seasoned Bamboo users, but it would help new users like me out greatly.


Tags: ms-build

spec

yaml