Archives for the tag: continuous integration

How Confluence Developers Avoid Branching from a Bad Commit

The Stash team recently released the Stash-Bamboo plugin, which surfaces pass/fail results from Bamboo builds inside Stash. The main use case for the plugin is to let people reviewing a pull request see whether tests are passing on the development branch before they give the thumbs-up for merging it into master. Pretty cool. So I asked Build engineering to install the plugin on the Bamboo instance we use to build and test Confluence. For now, Bamboo is configured to notify Stash only for "A1.

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Continuous Integration of Android Apps with Bamboo

Today we are lucky enough to have a guest blogger! Himanshu Chhetri is a developer at Addteq and works with the Configuration Management and Atlassian Solutions delivery teams. In his free time he likes to keep up-to date with the latest open source projects and the devops movement. Most developers use Eclipse as their IDE of choice for Android development. Google provides the ADT (Android Developer Tools) plugin for Eclipse that simplifies the process of setting up new Android projects and going

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It’s the Jenkins Importer for Bamboo – are you ready??

They say you never forget your first. And if you can look back with fondness, so much the better.  I certainly remember mine - his name was Jenkins. We had some great times together. Me and Jenkins and the rest of the team building every commit, automating tests... Ahh, memories. (What did you think I was talking about? Dirty bird...) Jenkins is great. With its $0 price point, Jenkins has helped spread the gospel of continuous integration far n' wide. And CI is freeing us from the shackles

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Why Developers <3 CI: a guide to loving continuous integration

There's a new report out from our pals at ZeroTurnaround's Rebel Labs covering the value of continuous integration, commonly used tools & technologies (Atlassian's own Bamboo gets a nice shout-out), and how CI works in a team setting. Whether you're an agilist getting your team started with CI, or automated testing enthusiast looking to scale up and trick out your system, you'll want to read this. Or you could just read it for the StarCraft references http://vimeo.com/57681312 Get the

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Top 10 Bamboo Features of 2012 (part 2)

...and we're back! Just one work-week until Santa (who adopted Kanban last year, and thankfully the elves are not in crunch mode). Let's kick it off by resuming our Top 10 countdown. #5: Build from Custom Revision It's pretty common to have Bamboo poll your repository for changes every 3-5 minutes. And it's pretty common for more than one change to be committed during that interval. Usually that's no big deal. But sometimes troubleshooting a bug, or making a release candidate, requires more

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Top 10 Bamboo Features of 2012

Oh December, how we love thee... sugar plums dance upon office snack tables, Hollywood finally releases the year's Oscar contenders to theaters, and you can't so much as refill your egg-nog without tripping on a Top 10 list. So in the grand tradition of news anchors, the Billboard charts and every teen magazine in publication, we've put together a list of our own. Drumroll please!... #10: Rerun Builds Ever released a broken build to production? It's ok, you can admit it - we're all friends here.

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