executable
Glossary
- activity log
- agent
- agent-specific capability
- artifact
- authors in Bamboo
- build
- build activity
- build duration
- build log
- build queue
- build result
- build telemetry
- capability
- child
- committer
- custom capability
- default repository
- elastic agent
- elastic Bamboo
- elastic block store
- elastic image
- elastic instance
- executable
- favorites
- global permission
- job
- label
- parent
- permission
- plan
- plan permission
- projects in Bamboo
- queue
- reason
- remote agent
- remote agent supervisor
- requirement
- shared capability
- stage
- Stock images
- task
- triggering
- watcher
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An executable is an external program that Bamboo uses during the build process. Generally, executables compile source code to generate compiled executable files (referred to as artifacts in Bamboo). Ant, Maven, MSBuild or PHPUnit are just some examples of executables that can be used as part of your build process.
New executables can be defined as capabilities in Bamboo. Once an executable has been defined in Bamboo, it can be configured as part of a task.
Last modified on Sep 28, 2017
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