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I'm receiving a very strange response from this code. My idea was:

1. To create 8 html elements mapping an array.
2. Selecting the #cart-button id to attach an eventlistener (click) and passing to it the id of the of the html element (I'm trying to obtain these values from the key attribute).

Sometimes in the console I'm obtaining all the results OK (1 clicked, 2, clicked...), but sometimes the result is null clicked.

I'm trying to understand why this is happening. Thank you very much!

I try to configure the new doctoolchain wrapper to run within Bamboo. What I've done so far

1. Create a new project locally and downloading the wrapper dtcw and dtcw.bat (version 2.0.3)
2. Generate an empty arc42 template ./dtcw downloadTemplate
3. Create a new build configration in Bamboo using the following configuration

I'd like to learn more about the roles of agentUuid vs id in a bamboo agent config and why it would take two IDs to identify a bamboo agent. The only visual difference at least in the file is that the Uuid is a GUID comprised of 32 hex characters, and id is comprised of 9 decimal digits.

I've got a deployment module with its own pom.xml. I use the module to deploy a 'module' and its version.

Modules are built by bamboo and pushed into the local repository of the agent (we haven't got nexus or artifactory yet so currently using the local repo).

When it's time to deploy, I would want to pass the module name and something to fetch me the latest version in the repo.

In ivy, I can use latest.integration or latest.release. However, I am not sure why maven does not allow it or at least not anymore.

So the plan is to use the LATEST version if we don't explicitly request any version.

How would we do this?

I'm trying to fetch two APIs in SwiftUI, the first Api works great, but when I try to fetch the second one I only get coding keys error.

first API is: "https://playground.devskills.co/api/rest/meal-roulette-app/meals"

Here is the code that dosent work:

I have been ordered to migrate a dotnet build from Bamboo to Jenkins. I used a Freestyle job to run a powershell script, using the PowerShell plugin and successfully built it. However I need to add version number to the built artifact. The Bamboo job uses: ~\.dotnet\tools\dotnet-lambda.exe package -pl $fullDir -f "netcoreapp3.1" -o Payment.${bamboo.majorVersion}.${bamboo.minorVersion}.${bamboo.revisionVersion}.${bamboo.buildNumber}.zip

I went into Jenkins Configuration and in Global Properties, created Environment variables named - buildNumber, majorVersion, minorVersion and revisionVersion, giving it values and in the Build part of the Freestyle job, I used: ~\.dotnet\tools\dotnet-lambda.exe package -pl $fullDir -f "netcoreapp3.1" -o Payment.${env.majorVersion}.${env.minorVersion}.${env.revisionVersion}.${env.buildNumber}.zip

However the name of the built artifact is: Payment.....zip

1. How can I pass the variable values?
2. Is there a way to auto increment the revisionNumber and buildNumber, instead of hard coding it?

I'm very new to both Bamboo and Jenkins. Any help would be extremely helpful.

Regards Ramesh

I am using the Bamboo build system to create and deploy a docker image. I have three stages corresponding to:

1. Build Docker Image
2. Tag Image
3. Deploy Image

In the build stage I am pulling my Dockerfile, and any other dependencies I need to construct the image from git. Then I am building the docker image, which is stored in my local repository.

In the tag and deploy stages, I am performing the obvious tasks using the docker image stored in the build stage.

There is no need to checkout source code in the last two stages- and in fact it should be avoided for various reasons.

Question: Is there a way to avoid having bamboo perform this code checkout in the last two steps?

Leaving the checkout task out of my bamboo.yml is not effective, as bamboo implicitly adds it back in. The best I can seem to do is add the force-clean-build tag set to false, like so:

I have a Curl post request defined in a shell script as part of a task in my default job in a Bamboo plan.

The Curl request performs a deployment on one of my QA environments. It takes about 2 hours for finish the deployment as its a full stack deployment.

Once the deployment is done, to check the status of the deployment, I wish to send one more curl request whose response has a status field which says if its a successful deployment or not.

Here is the sample response from the request:

When I try to run a build with bamboo I get the following error: