I have a bamboo branch plan that is start to build when a pull request is created,
what i want to do is to add a rebuild button to action menu in bitbucket pull request that allow me to restart the build in case of this build is failed like it is shown on this following picture
I have seen that in the past with jenkins but i don't know how to do it in Bamboo
Help please
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I un-published a repo in my account which was hosting using GitHub pages.
Now I want to publish it again, I cannot find any related option in GitHub pages settings.
You can re-publish your GitHub Pages website by navigating to the Actions tab of your repository, click on the Pages build and deployment workflow, then click the Re-run all jobs button located in the upper right corner of the page. After the workflow run has completed, your site will be published.
It might be a side-effect of the recent (Aug. 22, 2022) decision to Deprecate the theme picker for GitHub Pages:
That means there is no more "Choose a theme" button, and GitHub pages are now supposed to be published through a GitHub Actions workflow, using one of the starter workflow for GitHub Pages publication.
if u lost the republish button . don't worry go to actions. click pages build and deployment , then re-run all jobs pages.your site is published again
github screenshot
Navigate to "Actions"
Actions
Click on New Work Flow
Go to bottom of page
In page section choose "Static HTML"
Static html
Click Configure & commit changes.
Go go Actions Again, on left most choose "Deploy with Static HTML"
Click "Run Workflow" on right most.
Run Workflow
The company I belong to sets https://help.github.com/en/github/authenticating-to-github/authenticating-with-saml-single-sign-on .
In this case, if my set up Cloud Build Trigger with my company's G Suite Account, I can display a list of GitHub Repository.
However, even if I want to set a Trigger on a personal GitHub Repository with a gmail.com account, I will get an error trying to get all Organization Repositories.
Is there a workaround for this?
I want to create an Azure LogicApps that has to launch and verify the status of a webjob. This is because I want to take an action if the webjob finishes its activities with an error and, in this case, the LogicApps has to send an email with an alert and restart the webjob.
I have tried to find some documentation about it on LogicApps site and in the editor but I can't find any connectors.
Any ideas, documentation or samples? Thank you
I thought my way could meet your requirements.
You could use a HTTP trigger to get the latest_run property with GET method. The URI would look something like https://{webapp-name}.scm.azurewebsites.net/api/triggeredwebjobs/{webjob-name}/. Then click advanced options, choose Basic Authentication. You could get username and password from publish profile or go to Webjobs on the Kudu then click the Properties. The trigger would be like the pic shows.
Then add a compose action, use HTTP Body as Inputs. After this , you could judge the status property. The whole flow would be like the below pic.
Note:when you use condition to judge status, you need to switch Designer to Code view, then change the value. The value should be "#outputs('Compose')['latest_run']['status']". Or you could refer my code view page.
Hope this could help you , If you still have other questions, please let me know.
we have upgraded from TFS2010 to TFS2015.
And connected the TFS2010 XAML build controller to TFS2015.
when we try to queue the build , we are not able to see the build controller in the drop down of build controller.
we could see that the Build controller registered and in running state.
I am getting error "TF900560: Could not start build: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
"
This issue was caused because we have used the TFS controller which is cloned from the current production. Therefore, it is always suggested to reconfigure the build controller rather than using a cloned one.
Please check below items to narrow down the issue:
Check your TFS server an agent server to make sure the machines are
not running out of disk space. In this case, you can try clearing up some space on the servers.
Change the agent service account as another user account which has
admin privileges.
Restart the TFS and Agent servers.
UPDATE1:
Seems it should be the permission issue, just try to compare the permissions of Contributors and Project Administrators groups , then set the correct permission for Contributors group.
You can also try to clean the caches for your IE or change another browser even client to check that again.
UPDATE2:
As you mentioned in below comments "few users from same contributors group are able to queue the build".
So you can compare the permission settings between the vaild and invalid users in Contributors group. Then debug accrodingly. (Switch to Users tab in below screenshot --> Select the specific user to check the permission settings)
I am having this error in Sharepoint Online when I run a workflow to create an Enterprise Project from a list
The details of the error was
Retrying last request. Next attempt scheduled in less than one minute.
Details of last request: HTTP Forbidden to
https://xxxxxxxxxxxxxx/sites/pwa/_api/ProjectServer/WorkflowActivities/CreateProjectFromListItem(webId='923e34ac-7127-4707-b6e1-83ac3235ef67',listId='a352ed9d-3b99-4405-b2a3-2fc3c2678335',itemId='2',eptId='09fa52b4-059b-4527-926e-99f9be96437a')
Correlation Id: f9d2736f-8a66-4425-a5cc-cb30adf980ff Instance Id:
3e7695ad-5913-4bb0-b6c8-cbf29e4e877a
PJClientCallableException: GeneralSecurityAccessDenied
GeneralSecurityAccessDenied
I tried changing my workflow to just send an email to check whether there is something wrong with the workflow but emailing work
I suspect it has something to do with the workflow engine service user (if there is such a thing) trying to create and Enterprise Project.
I and the admin so I have the full access but for some reason the workflow is running as a different user on my behalf.
It is a simple workflow and it looks like this
And the list looks like this with its mapping with the Project Web App Fields
Any reasons why this is happening?
How do I resolve the issue?
If its a workflow service user what is the user that I can give full access to creating Enterprise Projects
Since this is SharePoint Online we are talking about it leverages Azure Workflows. Impersonation is discontinued in SharePoint Designer so you will have to use the App Step, to do that you will need to first to activate Allow workflow to use app permissions feature, then create App Step action where you will place your create project action.
You can find more information on how to add App Step as well as how to setup permissions here:
App step in SharePoint Designer
(MSDN) Create a workflow with elevated permissions by using the SharePoint 2013 Workflow platform
Do you have schedule template associated with your EPT?
if yes, then you have to include that template to that group's category within selected projects section.
Go to the category of that user's group, select the project template and include it into selected projects.
You can find steps and details in this blog by my colleague: http://www.epmpartners.com.au/blog/sharepoint-list-workflow-failing-when-creating-project-from-list-item/
hope this helps.