Bamboo artifacts grayed out and not available for download

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Summary

At times after running a build where an artifact is generated the artifact shows grayed out and is not available for download.

Environment

All Bamboo versions configured to use Bamboo server artifact handler.

Diagnosis

In Bamboo Build dashboard > Artifacts tab, the artifact is grayed out and not clickable for download.

Cause

The issue occurs when the artifact folder is missing in the <BAMBOO_HOME>/shared/artifacts/<PLAN_KEY>/shared/<BUILD_NUMBER>/.

Please be aware that Bamboo is not able to delete artifacts through its default settings unless the expiry is set to do this.

Solution

There are two options to resolve this issue:

Option 1 (recommended):

  • Re-run the builds with missing artifacts. This action will generate the artifact again, using the same set of settings of the original build.

Option 2:

  • If you have a backup of the artifact folder and its content, copy and paste it into <BAMBOO_HOME>/shared/artifacts/<PLAN_KEY>/shared/<BUILD_NUMBER>/. The complete path should be <BAMBOO_HOME>/shared/artifacts/<PLAN_KEY>/shared/<BUILD_NUMBER>/<ARTIFACT_FOLDER>/<ARTIFACT_FILE>.

    Please replace the BAMBOO_HOME, PLAN_KEY, and BUILD_NUMBER accordingly.

After applying any of the above options, the artifact name will appear in blue, being clickable and ready to be downloaded.



Last modified on Jul 26, 2023

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