Bitbucket plugin - get data from Bamboo build plan

[Jan Kubalek]

I have Bitbucket Server and own instance of Bamboo. Users are stored in Jira.

I am writing plugin for Bitbucket (change build status against set of Bamboo plans [not all plans must pass, ...]).

Now, I can modify commit build status by plugin API. I Wrote simple plugin (by hint in my previous question)

Now I need get build plan results from linked Bamboo instance (eq - Bamboo is linked with my Bitbucket instance).

How can I obtain informations fom linked Bamboo from Bitbucket plugin I create?

Can I use standard Bamboo API in Bitbucket plugin? (So I can use SecurityService for access to Bamboo data, because Bamboo and Bitbucket are linked and users are maintained by Jira?)

Thanks for any advice :).

[Kristy · Accepted solution]

You can use the BuildStatus API to get build status' and build summaries for commits that have already been sent to Bitbucket. But, if that doesn't have the data you need, then you can use the ApplicationLinkService to get the Bamboo link and from there you can use the ApplicationLink to get the details you need (e.g. create a request from the request factory and use that to get data from the Bamboo endpoint you need)

Hope this helps!

Kristy

[Jan Kubalek]

@Kristy Thanks for reply. It works without problems :).

I have question about ApplicationLinkService class. Specially getPrimaryApplicationLink(...).

I cannot find ApplicationType implementation for Bamboo. How I can use ApplicationLinkService.getPrimaryApplicationLink(...) function? Where I can obtain ApplicationType I need?

[Jan Kubalek]

I found not optimal solution

 ApplicationLink app_link = null;
 for(ApplicationLink link: applink_service.getApplicationLinks()) {
     ApplicationType type = link.getType();
     if(type instanceof BambooApplicationType) {
         app_link = applink_service.getPrimaryApplicationLink(type);
         break;
     }
 }
 if(app_link == null)
     return;

[Kristy]

Have you tried:

applink_service.getApplicationLinks(BambooApplicationType.class)

or

applink_service.getPrimaryApplicationLink(BambooApplicationType.class)

[Kristy]

The application types are listed here: https://docs.atlassian.com/applinks-api/3.2/com/atlassian/applinks/api/ApplicationType.html

All Known Subinterfaces:

BambooApplicationType, ConfluenceApplicationType, FishEyeCrucibleApplicationType, JiraApplicationType, RefAppApplicationType

[Jan Kubalek]

Thank You. I guess it works. (I use Java only for Atlassian plugins and Atlassian configurations).