#How to set up bitbucket server how to
#How to set up bitbucket server install
#How to set up bitbucket server update
#How to set up bitbucket server code

These provide you with some extra tools to make working with feature branches so much easier. Both of these actions will happen after a successful build.

#How to set up bitbucket server update

This option will give you the possibility to either update your branch with the latest commits from another branch ( Branch Updater) or push your changes to another branch ( GateKeeper). If have been paying attention you would also have noticed the Merging title on the plan branches configuration tab. This is very cool if you are working with a big team and using feature branches, you can immediately see which features are breaking their builds.Īnd this is not everything plan branches can do for you. If you have several branches at the same time you can even get a nice overview off how their builds are going in Bamboo: It’s a complete build plan overview for this new branch. Here is how Bamboo looks like after we’ve created the new Branch:Īs you can see we can now select 2 branches (Master and feature-totw), this is what we see when feature-totw is selected: So let’s create a new branch feature-totw to test this out. Out of the box it will be triggered by a commit on the branch itself. This build plan will be a copy of your original build plan but will have it’s own logs, artifacts and triggers. Now Bamboo will create a plan for each new branch it will detect in your repository. This is only the beginning! Let me show you what Plan Branches can do for you.Ĭonfiguring plan branches is as easy as going to your build plan configuration, go to the branches tab and selecting Create plan branches for all new branches in the dropdown next to the label New Branches: Clicking it will instantly bring you to the relevant commit or diff in BitBucket Server.: And be able click through to the detailed build results in Bamboo:Īnd you will be able to see all commits in a build inside Bamboo.

You will also see the build result on each commit in Bitbucket Server.

This build plan will be triggered every time you commit something to the repository. Immediately a first build will be triggered and displayed in Bamboo:

#How to set up bitbucket server code

The next step is adding jobs and tasks to the build plan.įor the purpose of this example I simply do a source code checkout:īefore clicking on create be sure to activate your build plan! Go to Bamboo start creating a new plan, here is my configuration:ĭue to the fact that Bitbucket Server and Bamboo are linked I can immediately select my repository. Once this has been done we can create a Bamboo build plan for our Bitbucket repo.

#How to set up bitbucket server how to

Use these instructions to clone the repo to your local instance: Tip of the Week – How to move a full Git repository. I choose the run-bucket-run project from my colleague Tim Pettersen which is hosted on Bitbucket Cloud. Now you can import a test project into your Bitbucket Server. Take a look at Integrating Bamboo with Bitbucket Server to see how you can set this up. Once you’ve installed both the tools we need to connect them, for this we need to set-up an application link.

#How to set up bitbucket server install

Be aware that you might need to install certain prerequisites first!

Bitbucket Server installation instructionsįor demo and testing purposes the embedded database install is perfect.

You can download them here:Īnd simply follow the install instructions: We’ll start with a clean install of Bamboo and Bitbucket Server. Reading Time: 5 minutes Installation and Configuration