Promote Build

[Guest]

Hi,

I am working upon Artifactory extension Promote Build operation. When I try to run the concerned application, I get the below error:
"ERROR: 404 Cannot find target repository by the key '<Some target repository name>'."

I tried with using "" before/after the repository name thinking that it might be asking for the path, but nothing was of any help. Please help me get through this error.

Product: BuildMaster
Version: 5.7.2

[Guest]

Hello Anshulika,

It appears that Artifactory repository names are case-sensitive. Does the capitalization of the name in BuildMaster match the capitalization in Artifactory?

[Guest]

Hello Ben,

Yes, the target repository has same cases in both the Build Master and Artifactory.

Moreover, if I select another repository as the target repository, it throws below error:

"ERROR: 400 Unable to find artifacts of build '<Build Name>' #<Build Number>: aborting promotion."

Plesae advise how to get rid of this.

[Guest]

I think "ERROR: 404 Cannot find target repository by the key '<Some target repository name>'." refers to the To repository field, and "ERROR: 400 Unable to find artifacts of build '<Build Name>' #<Build Number>: aborting promotion." refers to the From repository field in the Move Artifacts tab in BuildMaster.

[Guest]

That's correct. But I was looking for a way to overcome the error.

I am not able to understand what should I correct to execute the plan successfully.

Below is the plan I am using:

Artifactory::Promote-Build
(
Credentials: <Credential name>,
BuildName: <Build name>,
BuildNumber: <Build number>,
Status: Deployed,
Properties: %(artifacts: @(type: txt, sha1: <sha1 value>, md5: <md5 value>, name: Artifact7.txt)),
FromRepository: <From repository name>,
ToRepository: <To repository name>,
Copy: true,
BaseUrl: <Base Url>,
UserName: <User name>,
Password: <Password>
);

Please help.

[Guest]

In Properties, @(type: txt, sha1: <sha1 value>, md5: <md5 value>, name: Artifact7.txt) should be @(%(type: txt, sha1: <sha1 value>, md5: <md5 value>, name: Artifact7.txt)).

If you're more used to JSON, those are equivalent to ["type: txt","sha1: <sha1 value>","md5: <md5 value>","name: Artifact7.txt"] and [{"type":"txt","sha1":"<sha1 value>","md5":"<md5 value>","name":"Artifact7.txt"}], respectively.