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Bamboo + Stash

Shamil Nunhuck2
Shamil Nunhuck November 24, 2012

Hi,

I'm trying to build a CI plan with Bamboo using a Stash repo.

I've filled in the settings, but it would appear that the server local git is having issues getting the repo. In the repo settings, I've supplied the repo as:

http://dev.domain.com/git/scm/KEY/ils.git

Git returns: http://dev.domain.com/git/scm/KEY/ils.git/info/refs no valid: is this a git repository?

I can't seem to figure out why.

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jhinch (Atlassian)
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November 25, 2012

Is the base URL for your server Stash server http://dev.domain.com/git? If not It looks like your clone URL is incorrect. It should be http://dev.domain.com/scm/KEY/ils.git

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Shamil Nunhuck2
Shamil Nunhuck November 25, 2012

Hi Jason,

Yep, it is - that said, I've resolved it - git 1.8.0 isn't playing well on CentOS, so I've downgraded to 1.7.12 which does work

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November 25, 2012

wow - thats obscure - but also good. Cool.

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November 24, 2012

Did you supply a username in the http URL?

i.e. http://username@dev.domain.com/etc...

? Just wondering if stash doesn't route it otherwise

Also, I'm assuming you have data in that git repo and you can successfully clone it from commandline on that server?

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Shamil Nunhuck2
Shamil Nunhuck November 24, 2012

Hi Colin,

It seems to be failing at server/gitd level, with the same error as in Bamboo. In Bamboo, I didn't supply the credentials, I used the form itself to supply the credentials.

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Colin Goudie
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November 24, 2012

Next thing I would check assuming you can git clone fine from another machine, is from the server can you even get to stash? Like using wget or lynx to browse the stash login screen or something?

That git error is indicating that whatever URL you just hit, it's not a git repo, so wondering if there is some routing issue when doing this from your server

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Shamil Nunhuck2
Shamil Nunhuck November 24, 2012

Hi Colin,

I would hope that it would see it given that stash and bamboo are on the same machine.

I tried to clone Atlassian UI/Archive using: git clone git@bitbucket.org:atlassian/aui-archive.git

It seems to want to SSH into that server.

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Colin Goudie
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November 24, 2012

You hope? Have you tested it though?

When you say the git clone 'worked' to bitbucket, is that from the server or your dev machine?

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Shamil Nunhuck2
Shamil Nunhuck November 24, 2012

I mean that I hope that it would work - it isn't working.

I'm doing everything from the server which has git installed (and Stash).

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Have you taken a look at this thread and referenced documentation?

https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/79166/problem-integrating-bamboo-with-stash

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Shamil Nunhuck2
Shamil Nunhuck November 24, 2012

Hi Ellen, I think that this is more of a git problem, as I can even reproduce this using git on the server, but I dont know how to resolve it.

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