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This is great. While I use only travis for build/testing at the moment, I really appreciate a real competition between GH / GL / BB. Users of all the platforms win because of this.
Sorry if this sounds like a newbie questions, but can I use this to run my test suite every time someone pushes to a feature-branch and/or before anything is merged to master?
Yes. You can run any test framework that runs inside a Docker container. And you can specify different "steps" for different branches (either by name or by globbing).
What about Continuous Integration? Though I like the many options we now have to easily set-up some CI, a lot of entreprises still rely on old-fashioned on-premise CI. I can only wonder about the impact of depreciating Bamboo Cloud and what to use next.
I'm one of the Developer Advocates at Atlassian with a focus on the CI/CD space. For "old-fashioned on-premise" CI/CD, Bamboo Server is still a solid offering from Atlassian, with active development on new features and support for existing ones. Discontinuing Bamboo Cloud is more about being able to "right-size" our cloud offerings so Atlassian can offer a CI/CD service for a team's first microservice deployed into A…
With Bamboo Cloud you were able to set up a pretty convenient "intermediate" solution, with Bamboo Cloud + an agent on your servers. Will it still be possible with Pipelines?
Also I couldn't find the doc for aggregating tests results.
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I'm one of the Developer Advocates at Atlassian with a focus on the CI/CD space. For "old-fashioned on-premise" CI/CD, Bamboo Server is still a solid offering from Atlassian, with active development on new features and support for existing ones. Discontinuing Bamboo Cloud is more about being able to "right-size" our cloud offerings so Atlassian can offer a CI/CD service for a team's first microservice deployed into A…
Nice to see you answering tehre :) With Bamboo Cloud you were able to set up a pretty convenient "intermediate" solution, with Bamboo Cloud + an agent on your servers. Will it still be possible with Pipelines? Also I couldn't find the doc for aggregating tests results.
Am I the only one that can't see the post at Atlassian blogs? It's saying 'Sorry, that post was not found.'
This doesn't help improve my confident in Bitbucket, which is already pretty low based on past uptime: https://statusgator.com/services/bitbucket
Yay, and once again us Google App Engine users are shafted from having good CD support, especially when we use Bitbucket as our repo host.
Yay, and once again us Google App Engine users are shafted from having good CD support, especially when we use Bitbucket as our repo host.
While we don't have the "recipe" documented in an example repository, GAE does have right knobs and levers that would make it possible to use Bitbucket Pipelines with GAE. Give it a try! And, even if we haven't made an example repository yet, don't rule it out.