I created a branch manually in svn, and would like to add a similar branch in bamboo. How do I set up the branch path such that the build only occurs when changes in the branch happen? I only see 2 fields: "Display Name" and "Branch Description". Where do I set up the svn dir to point to the branch? Does babmboo assume the "Display Name" is the branch name as well?
In the original plan configuration I have 3 separate source repositories. It seems like in the branch I can only change the default repository. Does this automatically affect the other 2 as well?
Hello AmitB,
No, Bamboo does not assume "display name" == branch-in-the-svn. AFAIK to setup a branch build with SVN repository you need to:
* go to the plan 'branches configuration' page, hit [create branch] button
* display name = however you would like the branch to be seen in Bamboo - I'd recommend using last chunk of svn path
* branch description = whatever
* hit [create] button
* now you need to go to newly created branch "source repository" configuration page/tab
* and there you need to override master's repository settings - there you should manually specify branch svn url.
Does this help?
cheers,
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In the original plan configuration I have 3 separate source repositories. It seems like in the branch I can only change the default repository. How do I modify all the repositories to use the branch?
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Ah, that's the worse case. Out of the box Bamboo doesn't support branching with multiple source repositories. I think you should watch&vote following ticket: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-11544 . Other than that I can't help.
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There is a work around on BAM-11544 for the multiple repositories issue.
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