Need to enable one task on BitBucket PullRequest created event

[Saifuddin Tariwala]

We have a static code analysis task which we need to enable only once PullRequest created event is been registered.

what groovy script to use?

[Hutuleac Iulius]

Hi Tiriwala,

I am afraid I am not aware of any method to distinguish triggering events at build level. The only thing that crosses my mind is to add one variable in bamboo saying pullrequest=false, usually in the groovy you would check it and disable the particular task, then in bitbucket use a hook to trigger the bamboo build and run it customized using the variable value set to true.

In bitbucket you would use something like curl --data "bamboo.variable.BUILD_VERSION=684" http://host:8085/rest/api/latest/queue/BUILD-PLAN?os_authType=basic&os_username=...&os_password=...

https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-5214

Julius

[Saifuddin Tariwala]

@iuliushutuleac

So I defined one variable like : pullrequest = false under the plan configuration. Now, I am changing this variable to true when I queue up the build using CLI and defined a condition under

Dynamic Tasks De-Activation: if (pullrequest) return "true";

Task Matcher: .1.

Expected results = whenever this variable value is changed to true it will disable the task match as "Task1". observed: but task still enabled

Please let me know what is missing.

[Hutuleac Iulius]

Can you show me the binding section of the log (where it says groovy bindings) ? If is not visible you can switch org.valens to debug level.

I suspect you have either a typo or variable is not available or we have wrong types.

Please note I am passing the variables and their values as Strings to the groovy bindings so the right way to check would be the Java way, if (pullrequest.equals("true")) return true;

[Saifuddin Tariwala]

so I changed the groovy script like you mentioned above:

I have a Task1,

Groovy Shell starting simple 09-Jan-2017 12:41:18 Groovy script if (pullrequest.equals("true")) return true; evaluated to [null] simple 09-Jan-2017 12:41:18 Skipping task [Task1] simple 09-Jan-2017 12:41:18 tasks list not set, skipping uild 09-Jan-2017 12:42:11 This task is still snabled simple 09-Jan-2017 12:42:11 Finished task 'Task1' with result: Success

It ran the task even I specifically set the pull request variable to true, in order to disable the task1.

[Hutuleac Iulius]

evaluated to [null] instead of "true", that means something is wrong.

Do you see a Groovy Binding ? It should look like this:

DSL Processing starting... simple 09-Jan-2017 22:18:46 on ***** simple 09-Jan-2017 22:18:46 DSL Processing skipping: Checkout Default Repository - com.atlassian.bamboo.plugins.vcs:task.vcs.checkout simple 09-Jan-2017 22:18:46 DSL Processing skipping: Deploy basic service - com.valens.bamboo.ansible.bamboo-ansible-task:ansiblePlayTask simple 09-Jan-2017 22:18:46 GroovyShell bindings: simple 09-Jan-2017 22:18:46 groovyVariableName=TASKS_DISABLE_PER_BRANCH simple 09-Jan-2017 22:18:46 DISABLE_UNUSED_PACKAGES=|NoPackagesDoDisable simple 09-Jan-2017 22:18:46 GRADLE_OPTS= simple 09-Jan-2017 22:18:46 DISABLE_VNC_SERVER_TASKS=|. VNC . simple 09-Jan-2017 22:18:46 JAVA_SOURCE=source simple 09-Jan-2017 22:18:46 hosts= simple 09-Jan-2017 22:18:46 extravars= simple 09-Jan-2017 22:18:46 MAVEN_OPTS=-U simple 09-Jan-2017 22:18:46 HOSTS=all simple 09-Jan-2017 22:18:46 ANSIBLE_COMMON_ARGS=--vault-password-file ~/ansible-vault-pass -v simple 09-Jan-2017 22:18:46 GRADLE_SOURCE=source simple 09-Jan-2017 22:18:46 DISABLE_MONGO_TASKS_MASK=|.Mongo. simple 09-Jan-2017 22:18:46 SOURCE=source simple 09-Jan-2017 22:18:46 TASKS_DISABLE_PER_BRANCH=script: def mask=".master.|.develop."; try{ if (repository_git_branch_0.equalsIgnoreCase("master")) mask=".develop.|.feature."; if (repository_git_branch_0.equalsIgnoreCase("develop") || repository_git_branch_0.equalsIgnoreCase("feature.integrated.")) mask=".master.|.feature."; }catch(Throwable e){}; try{ if (repository_stash_branch_0.equalsIgnoreCase("master")) mask=".develop.|.feature."; if (repository_stash_branch_0.equalsIgnoreCase("develop") || repository_stash_branch_0.equalsIgnoreCase("feature.integrated.")) mask=".master.|.feature.*"; }catch(Throwable e){}; return mask;

[Saifuddin Tariwala]

yes, I can see the groovy binding. Sorry, My mistake, actually my global bamboo plan variable default value is overridden by branch level variable settings. After I corrected it, I see:

simple 09-Jan-2017 13:25:43 GroovyShell bindings: simple 09-Jan-2017 13:25:43 groovyVariableName=Condition simple 09-Jan-2017 13:25:43 pullrequest=true simple 09-Jan-2017 13:26:45 Skipping execution of task 'Task1' as it is disabled

So, meaning the task successfully got disabled.

Thanks, -Saif

[Hutuleac Iulius]

No problem, glad to hear you got it started. First one is the hardest, after this I am sure you will sale smooth.

Best regards, Julius