Overview
This page contains answers to the most frequently asked questions about the Build Status Tracker for Confluence app.
FAQs
 What is the primary use of this app?
Build Status Tracker for Confluence is a simple macro that adds the status of your build to a Confluence page.
 Who can use this app?
This app can be used by all Confluence users who wish to share the status of a build plan.
 What are the key features of this app?
- The app supports Jenkins and Bamboo.Â
- It adheres to Bamboo build plan permissions.
- It is a simple macro to place a dynamic status image in Confluence.
 Which Atlassian build servers are supported by this app?
This app supports Atlassian Bamboo and Jenkins build servers.
 What is Connection Timeout?
This is the maximum time, in milliseconds (ms), that a service waits before it attempts to establish a connection to the remote server.
 What is Socket Timeout?
This is the maximum time, in milliseconds (ms), that the service waits for the next packet of data to be received from the remote server.Â
 Why don't I see the expected Bamboo build servers in the drop-down?
To see the server in the drop-down, you need to set up a Trusted application or oAuth relationship in Application Links. This configuration can be implemented at the global Confluence administrator level.
 Why don't I see the expected Bamboo build plans in the drop-down?
You can retrieve only those build plans that you have access to. Ask your Bamboo build plan administrator to ensure that the Bamboo build plan permissions are set appropriately.
 Why can't I see the Bamboo build status lozenge?
You can see lozenges only for the build plans that you have access to view. Ask your Bamboo build plan administrator to be granted access to view the status lozenges.
 Is this app compatible with Data Center?
No, the app is not yet compatible with Data Center.