Bamboo Script or Post Build Action?

[Sebastian Metternich]

Hi,

I am trying to integrate one of my build progresses into bamboo. But since the build needs some steps after a normal "mvn package" I wanted to add a script.

On my working environment I am running windows, so I simply wrote a little batch script, which compiled some class files, moved them to another bundle and finally zipped all up to a jar.

And exactly this progress needs to be represented within a bamboo build task.

Is there a possibility to add batch scripts to a bamboo (running on a linux machine) task?

What about the builder named "script"? What kind of script does it expect?

kind regards,

Sebastian

[Przemek Bruski · Accepted solution]

Assuming you're using Bamboo >=3.1: If you add a Script Task to your build, it will launch your script as a batch script on Windows and a shell script on Linux.

[Sebastian Metternich]

Hey unfortunately my company is still using version 2.0 build 801.

What is bamboo's default behavior about scripts in this version?

[Przemek Bruski]

With 2.0, you can try installing a very old version of this plugin: https://plugins.atlassian.com/plugins/com.sysbliss.bamboo.plugins.prepost-build-command . Another solution would be to use the Script Builder to run the whole build, but that will amke Bamboo unaware of the fact that this is a Maven build - it should work though.

[Bob Swift]

And for new Bamboo releases you can also use groovy scripts: Bamboo Groovy Task Plugin