How to list all Bamboo plans using repository from particular server

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Summary

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Listing all build plans that are consuming repositories hosted on a specific repository server might be necessary in case of migration of that repository server to a different hostname or just for reporting purposes.

Environment

Valid for any Bamboo version.

Solution

The below SQL query will generate a list of all plans that have specific patterns in their configuration. If the repository server hostname is used as a pattern the query will list all plans that have repositories containing that hostname:

POSTGRESQL

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 SELECT BUILD.FULL_KEY FROM BUILD WHERE BUILD.BUILD_ID IN ( SELECT PLAN_VCS_LOCATION.PLAN_ID FROM PLAN_VCS_LOCATION WHERE PLAN_VCS_LOCATION.VCS_LOCATION_ID IN ( SELECT VCS_LOCATION.VCS_LOCATION_ID FROM VCS_LOCATION WHERE IS_GLOBAL = FALSE AND VCS_LOCATION.XML_DEFINITION_DATA LIKE '%repo-server-url%' ) )

MYSQL

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 SELECT BUILD.FULL_KEY FROM BUILD WHERE BUILD.BUILD_ID IN ( SELECT PLAN_VCS_LOCATION.PLAN_ID FROM PLAN_VCS_LOCATION WHERE PLAN_VCS_LOCATION.VCS_LOCATION_ID IN ( SELECT VCS_LOCATION.VCS_LOCATION_ID FROM VCS_LOCATION WHERE IS_GLOBAL = 0 AND VCS_LOCATION.XML_DEFINITION_DATA LIKE '%repo-server-url%' ) )

MSSQL

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 SELECT BUILD.FULL_KEY FROM dbo.BUILD WHERE BUILD.BUILD_ID IN ( SELECT PLAN_VCS_LOCATION.PLAN_ID FROM dbo.PLAN_VCS_LOCATION WHERE PLAN_VCS_LOCATION.VCS_LOCATION_ID IN ( SELECT VCS_LOCATION.VCS_LOCATION_ID FROM dbo.VCS_LOCATION WHERE IS_GLOBAL = 0 AND VCS_LOCATION.XML_DEFINITION_DATA LIKE '%repo-server-url%' ) )

In the above query please substitute repo-server-urlwith the URL of your repository server (example: '%http://bitbucket.acme.com/%' )

Or if you are want to be more precise use the repo URI so for https://github.com/atlassian/github_test_repo1.git you would use '%atlassian/github_test_repo1%'

Updated on April 8, 2025

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