Hi,
I'm using Bamboo with svn, and some of my projects have a layout like:
How can I configure Bamboo to build branches from both releases/.* and branches/.*
Thanks
The regex does not seem to be respected. I have filed a ticket for this at https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-15739. Please follow it for updates
regards,
Sultan
Hello Xabier,
The Source Code Checkout task allows checking out from a one directory at a time. So if you want to checkout from 'releases' and from 'branches' in the same build plan, you'd better use a Script task where you can execute the 'svn checkout' twice, one for 'releases' and the other for 'branches'.
However, if you want to use plan branches for 'releases' and 'branches' you can follow these steps:
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Thanks in advance!
Kind regards,
Felipe Kraemer
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Hi Felipe, Plan branches doesn't work if I try {{http://svn/path/to/project}} and this regex: {{(branches|releases)/.*}} I also tried Tried different combinations of the URL (with/without trailing slash) and regex: (branches/.*|releases/.*), with the same results I get an error: "An unexpected error occurred trying to detect VCS branches" and cannot see anything in the logs
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Actually, tried again in a new plan, new repo. I get offered "branches, trunk, tags and releases" as my branches in Bamboo, that is, the contents of http://svn/path/to/project, instead of the contents of "branches" and "releases"
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