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  • 1.  Build CICD using bitbucket pipeline for ACE

    Posted Thu February 22, 2024 03:41 PM

    I am using Bitbucket as version control and want to use Bitbucket pipeline for CICD process. I am also using the ACE and APIC saas versions hosted on AWS. Is there any guide on implementing CICD pipeline with the bitbucket pipeline?



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    Elshaday Teshome
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  • 2.  RE: Build CICD using bitbucket pipeline for ACE

    Posted Thu February 22, 2024 04:56 PM
    Hi Elshaday,

    These aren't Bamboo examples but they may still be useful to you.

    This one uses ANT to do the build - which you could add as a build step
    to a Bamboo pipeline:

    https://github.com/richardh65/ace-bdd-cucumber-bct


    This is the GitLab based version:

    https://gitlab.com/better-coding-tools/bct-ace-ant-gitlab


    I think in both cases you need the tools installed to do the build. In
    this example the tools are in a container.


    There is a Docker build here:

    https://gitlab.com/richardh65/bct-public-code


    Regards

    Richard


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    Richard Huegill
    Better Coding Tools
    IT Delivery Manager

    e:richard@bettercodingtools.com
    w:bettercodingtools.com


    Original Message


  • 3.  RE: Build CICD using bitbucket pipeline for ACE

    Posted Wed March 20, 2024 08:03 AM
    Hi Elshaday,

    These aren't Bamboo examples but they may still be useful to you.

    This one uses ANT to do the build - which you could add as a build step
    to a Bamboo pipeline:

    https://github.com/richardh65/ace-bdd-cucumber-bct


    This is the GitLab based version:

    https://gitlab.com/better-coding-tools/bct-ace-ant-gitlab


    I think in both cases you need the tools installed to do the build. In
    this example the tools are in a container.


    There is a Docker build here:

    https://gitlab.com/richardh65/bct-public-code


    Regards

    Richard


    --
    Richard Huegill
    Better Coding Tools
    IT Delivery Manager

    e:richard@bettercodingtools.com
    w:bettercodingtools.com


    Original Message