Is is possible to queue bamboo build if not all manual stages were executed?
Let's say I have:
And then I want to allow next build only when Stage 2 finished (never mind if green or red).
Hi Piotr,
Thanks for your question!
Yes, you can do that. The steps would be:
Hope this will help.
Thanks,
Robhit
Hi @robhit,
First of all thanks for quick answer!
I think you didn't get my question. I had in mind to limit concurrent build to only one, even if previous build is in manual waiting stage.
Explanation:
Is that possible?
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Hi @sta-szek,
No, it's not possible!
Once the repository polling is triggered to get the changes and if Bamboo finds a new change added to the repo then it will trigger a new build and that build will execute the automatic stage straight ahead and then both build will wait for the user input to trigger the manual stages.
You could remove the triggers from the build plan and make it manual completely to ensure that it gets triggered only when required.
Thanks,
Robhit
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Hi @sta-szek,
Is it possible for you to configure your first stage into a child plan and keep your second stage as your parent plan?
This way, you can set the option Block build if parent builds are queued or in progress in Dependency blocking startegy section, so that new builds are blocked until the existing one is executed successfully.
You may also Enable quiet period to queue up and aggregate multiple commits if required as explained in this blog post.
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Thank you for response.
Unfortunately the only satisfying answer is `No, it's not possible!` :(
Can you or I create a feature request? It should be really easy to implement and put into plan options.
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@Jeyanthan I or @robhitcan you provide me some more info about bamboo API, so I can develop some plugin myself?
I would like to know where is the best point to hook that, do you provide any interfaces for such a thing?
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