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Is there an equivalent to '${bamboo.build.working.directory} for a deployment?

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Turns out it is the build working directory. While appreciating this is beta so documentation etc is going to be light, it would be helpful to state that it uses the same build variables when creating a deployment 

Is there a way to use JIRA custom variables when a release is started out of JIRA with existing Build?

I see the custom variables in the build summary when i trigger a release out of JIRA, like 

But i can't access the Variable with '${bamboo.jira.version}' for configuring release versioning in Bamboo  

I think that the "bamboo.deploy.release" should actually be "bamboo.deploy.version", and probably the same for "bamboo.deploy.release.previous". The variable "bamboo.deploy.release" doesn't resolve to anything in Bamboo 5. 

Also, I am finding that URL resolved from "bamboo.resultsUrl" is something like this: https://<my server>/bamboo/browse/viewDeploymentResult.action?deploymentResultId=18874369. Following that URL results in an "Internal Server Error" with message:

There is no Action mapped for namespace /browse and action name viewDeploymentResult.

Great call Barry! I've been tearing my hair out!

Custom plan variables do not seem to resolve to their values consistently when generating a release.  I have plan variables to store the major and minor versions separately, as our deploy scripts handle major and minor upgrades differently, and the variables only seem to resolve to their value half of the time when generating a new release.  Funny thing is, the variables always seem to work right when I click preview on the Release Versioning page.

I experienced the same problem but i assumed it was due to an automatic build vs a manual build, as the automatic build didn't seem to have access to the plan variables from the build but when I reran the build manually, and created another release, it worked..

Casey, Anonymous,

I added the following ticket to track loss of plan variables in deployment for automated builds: 

BAM-13644 - Getting issue details... STATUS  

I am reiterating Dennis question: 

"Is there a way to use JIRA custom variables when a release is started out of JIRA with existing Build?

I see the custom variables in the build summary when i trigger a release out of JIRA, like 

But i can't access the Variable with '${bamboo.jira.version}' for configuring release versioning in Bamboo"

We're really excited to jump into Deployment Projects but this seems like a blocker to me.

Our desired setup:
- Commits generate auto-builds
- Release from a JIRA version (select 'existing build' option)
- Create deployment project using ${bamboo.jira.version}

So why isn't Bamboo picking up the version???

Thank you James.

Is there a way to send variables from custom builds to deployments in Bamboo 5.2? We need to be able to send username and password that were used in a build to a deployment for ssh and ftp deployment tasks.

Nathan, what changes did you make to the page?  Was it screenshots for new functionality or just documentation cleanup?

By the way, the deployment variables still doesn't work for me, BAM-13730.  So JIRA is used to trigger release builds, values are not being passed to the bamboo deployment projects.  Has anyone encountered this or has any workaround???

This is a more of a request than it is a bug I think. When overriding variables of type password, the input type is text and you are able to see the password as the user types. Can we change it so that any password variables that are overridden have an input of type password? Thanks

is it possible to use bamboo.repository.revision.number variable in release name in deployment projects feature? it is not working in my Version of bamboo 5.2. 

bamboo.buildNumber variable is resolved fine, but the revision variable is not working...

It doesn't seem to be possible to set up deploy variables that can be overridden at deploy time. Have I missed something?

The scenario here is that we have a deployment that needs an optional database drop. Some deploys will, some won't. I could do with having the deployment person be prompted. Any ideas, please?

Thanks,
Andrew.

In Bamboo 5.4.2 build 4208, it seems these variables for scripts (SSH task anyway) aren't referenced as the documentation mentions.  You can't use $BAMBOO_VARIABLE, you have to use ${bamboo.variable}.  Some examples in some of the tasks might help.  By that, I mean an example SSH/SCP task with a plan variable that was defined...

Hello, I have also a need to use autogenerated variables in a powershell deployment script. I easily used $Env:bamboo_XXXX for my variables but it doesn't seem to work for autogenerated. I add them to the command line with a "-D" but I would be so better to access them directly. Any idea

Thank you.