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How to add Confluence CLI task in Bamboo job using Bamboo Command Line Interface (CLI)

How to add Confluence CLI task in Bamboo job using Bamboo Command Line Interface (CLI)

Owned by Avinash Bhagawati
Last updated: Jun 09, 2020

This article explains how to add Confluence CLI  task in a Bamboo job using Bamboo Command Line Interface (CLI).

Instructions

Use the addTask action to create inline Confluence CLI task in the Bamboo job. Refer to the sample command below:

--action addTask --plan DEMO-PLAN  --job JOB1  --description "Create a Confluence Page" --taskKey org.swift.bamboo.acli:confluence --field scriptLocation=INLINE --field scriptBody="--action addPage --space DEMO --parent "@home" --title \"Build Result\"  --server "Confluence_Server" --user "Confluence_Username" --password "Confluence_Password" "

In this action:

  • --plan value refers to a Bamboo plan key.
  • --job value refers to the Bamboo job key.
  • --taskKey value refers to the Bamboo task type.
  • --description value refers to the task description.
  • --field parameter refers to specific Confluence CLI task configuration.
    • --field  scriptLocation=INLINE refers to the inline action type.
    • --field scriptBody="--action addPage --space DEMO --parent "@home" --title \"Build Result\" --server "Confluence_Server" --user "Confluence_Username" --password "Confluence_Password" "  refers to Confluence CLI action.
  • Additionally, the --disable parameter can be used to disable the task and --final to script task as a final task.
  • Make sure that Run CLI Actions in Bamboo app installed in Bamboo.
  • It is recommended to test this scenario in a non-production environment or run the action with the --simulate parameter to verify the behavior before deploying.


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