On installations within a regulated environment, we are getting requests to send notice email(s) on various different changes (such as a change to a plan).

There is an "Event trigger" of "Deployment Plan Modified" that can be added to the "Create Published Event Details Event Listener" under the "Event Listeners" area but nothing I could see that would just do email notices.

Any tips or tricks out there?

Product: BuildMaster
Version: 6.0.4

Is there a way, or can we put in a feature request, to display what plans are being used and where?

We are working on cleaning up old plans, including legacy plans, in order to streamline and modernize our BuildMaster deploys. The https://example.com/plan page shows the plans but there is no way to know if it is being used or where it is being used.

Product: BuildMaster
Version: 5.8.2

@Todd

Upgraded to version 6.0.4 and was able to block the access to the creditial in the plan as expected.

With that said, I'm still able to access the credential via the administration area (/administration/credentials). Logging in with my limited user I can see the following (including the hidden if I open it).

As a reminder here is the "restriction" I have set up for the limited user.

We would like to limit down specific resource credentials by the environment. Below is a resource credential we set up. Notice the environment is set to "Production."

I have a plan where I'm pulling this Resource Credential and handing it to a global script to set the specific values I'm looking for. For a rough example:

set $myUsername = $GetCredentialProperty(UsernamePassword::ExampleDBProduction, UserName);
set $myPassword = $GetCredentialProperty(UsernamePassword::ExampleDBProduction, Password);

PSCall GLOBAL::Secure-Test
(
    username: $myUsername,
    password: $myPassword,
);

I have set "Agents.EnforceServerRestrictions" to be on.

I have also limited the user (or group) as a restriction on the task/permissions.

But I'm able to pull the Resource Credential that was limited to "Production" to "Test" with my user that is also restricted from "Production".

Is this a bug or do I have something wrong in the setup.

Product: BuildMaster
Version: 5.8.2

Alana:

I searched for custom user directory, but didn't come up with anything. Is there a spot in the documentation that highlights what you are talking about?

Is it possible to connect ProGet (and BuildMaster) to connect to an openLDAP provider rather then Active Directory? Looking to move to JumpCloud (https://jumpcloud.com/) rather then using Active Directory for our primary identity server.

Product: ProGet
Version: 3.8.6

We have IntegratedAuthenticationEnabled = False with LDAPEnabled = True on our ProGet install as we want LDAP integration, but like forms authentication rather then NTLM. One thing we have noticed is if we go to a page first (the root or a feed - "[domain]/feeds/Packages-Snapshot") we can authenticate just fine.

If we go to the NuGet Feed ([domain]/nuget/Packages-Snapshot) without authenticating, we get an NTLM/basic authentication window and it will not let us login even with our LDAP credentials.

Product: ProGet
Version: 3.3.5

We use Atlassian Bamboo for our CI server which is responsible for building all the artifacts for our team. One powerful concept that we like to use within Bamboo is it's deployments (https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BAMBOO/Deployment+projects). The main reason we like Bamboo deployment projects is we get integration all the way back to our individual tasks of exactly where a specific feature/story is (among other things since we also link in source code, time tracking, requirements, testing, etc) inside the Atlassian stack.

The downside is Bamboo does a poor job in deploying artifacts. With that we would love to see integration between BuildMaster and Atlassian Bamboo to do the following:

1. Grab artifacts from Bamboo when completed
2. Get triggered from Bamboo to do a deployment (such as automatically to test on successful build of test artifacts)
3. Call back to Bamboo and let it know the deployment was successful and/or current version deployed.

Respectfully,

• Jeremy Neuharth

Product: BuildMaster
Version: 4.5.3

We really like that we can use Active Directory as an authentication source with ProGet. As a developer having another username and password is just a pain. A few questions regarding the implementation:

1. If we have Active Directory authentication can we still allow for some feeds to be open/anonymous?
2. Is it possible to still push to NuGet with the API key and not force NTML/Active Directory authentication?

Specifically I am thinking of the best way for build servers to push/pull to our private Nuget Server without having to have separate URL's/domains (one IIS site with authentication another internal URL without).

NOTE: We need a public/Internet feed (SSL) for some of our clients as they pull libraries from our NuGet server.

Product: ProGet
Version: 3.2.1