Building your GitHub repositories on Bamboo
Posted by andy in : Agile,Software on April 30, 2009. There are 3 responses »After moving all my source code to GitHub, I wanted to build it on my Bamboo build server – especially now that it lets you run the build agents on Amazon’s Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2).
Bamboo does not support git repositories out of the box. I found this Git Repository Plugin by Atlassian’s Don Brown, but it didn’t like the GitHub style repository URL’s when I tried it.
So I wrote my own GitHub repository plugin that is fully integrated with GitHub:
- Adds the option “GitHub” to the list of available repositories when you add or edit a build plan.
- Shows the changes that triggered the build.
- Links the code changes back to the GitHub page containing the commit/diff.
- Trigger the build via a GitHub Service Hook (Fires service hook on each commit)
See the plugin wiki for some screenshots and installation instructions.
3 Responses
Very nice. The git plugin has been further developed here: http://github.com/slnc/bgit/tree/master so it’d be nice to get these two bits of functionality merged into one plugin.
@Don, thanks. Merging them sounds like a good plan.