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×We use Bamboo's remote trigger for our builds to build every time a new commit is made. It seems however that it requires a specific IP address which doesn't work all that well together with Bitbucket. They have a range of IP addressed (Will soon be 104.192.143.192/28 and 104.192.143.208/28). Obviously this makes for a lot of manual typing. In addition we have a dozen or so projects in Bamboo and all of them seemingly have to be configured individually.
Is there a way to preferably centralize this setting in Bamboo or at the very least allow me to enter a range of addresses?
We created this article with the list of IPs to help the task: Bamboo Triggers require an IP address update for Bitbucket Cloud
Hi Richard,
As of this moment, there isn't a direct way to utilize a range of addresses for your remote triggers. We actually have a Feature Request case for this exact inquiry. You can access this feature request right here:
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-17027
Feel free to keep an eye on that case to see how the feature request progresses!
Best Regards,
Justin V.
Atlassian Cloud team
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I created that ticket ;) Will keep an eye on it!
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I wrote a simple NodeJS script to work around this, it takes a number of CIDR IP blocks and outputs a comma separated list of IP addresses which will work in Bamboo.
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Likewise, the new Bitbucket address ranges will result in a huge list of comma separated IPs, very unweildy
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