Getting Started

QMetry for Bamboo – DevOps / CD is a free add-on. Once you are done with its installation, follow these steps to set up a simple build Plan.

1. Launch Bamboo in a web browser.

2. Let's Create a simple plan. Open Create drop-down menu and select Create a new Plan. If you are using Bamboo for the first time, just click on the Create your first build plan button.

3. The Configure plan page opens. Provide Project name, Plan name and other details related to the plan. You can even link a code repository with the plan.

4. Finally, click on the Configure plan button.

5. The next screen of Configure tasks opens.

Note: Bamboo follows a hierarchical order: Plan > Stage > Job > Task.

This task remains under default Job and the default Job remains under default Stage.

Set up repository for the newly created test plan. Add “Source Code Checkout” task that uses the repository you created earlier.

6. Add a Builder Task type. Maven 3.x task is added here.

Click on the Add task button to add more tasks to the plan.

7. Click on the Add task button to add more tasks to the plan.

8. The Task types wizard opens next. Select task “QMetry for Bamboo – DevOps / CD” from the “All” tab.

9. Configure the QMetry for Bamboo – DevOps / CD task.

Parameter	Type	Required	Description
QMetry Automation API URL	String	Yes	QMetry Automation API URL. You can get this information from Automation API page under QMetry menu of JIRA plugin.
Api Key	string	Yes	Your API Key. API Key is unique for a specific user in a single project. The result will be imported for the project associated with the given API Key.
JIRA Username	string	Yes	JIRA Username
JIRA Password	string	Yes	Password for JIRA instance.
Test Run	string	No	Name of the test run to be created. Default value: Test Run.
Test Result File Path	string	Yes	Your result file to be uploaded. Supported file extensions: .json, .xml
Format	string	Yes	Format of result file to be imported. Supported formats: cucumber/json testng/xml junit/xml qas/json
Platform	string	No	Name of Platform on which test run to be executed.
Labels	string	No	Comma separated names of Labels to be added to the test run.
Versions	string	No	Comma separated names of versions to be added to the test run.
Components	string	No	Comma separated names of Components to be added to the test run.
Sprint	string	No	Name of Sprint to be added to the test run.
Comment	string	No	Comment to be added to the test run.

10. Open the Run drop-down menu at top right and select the Run plan option.

11. You can see the success message in the logs for the job.

12. Now open your JIRA Issue page. The report is displayed for the run.