A plan defines everything about your continuous integration build process in Bamboo.

To view information about a plan:

  1. Navigate to the desired plan, as follows:
    • If you are viewing the Dashboard, locate and click the plan's name in the list, or
    • If you are viewing a job or build result, click the plan name in the breadcrumb links at the top of the screen.
  2. Click a tab to view information about the plan:

TabNotes
Plan SummaryInformation about the plan, as shown in the diagram below.
BranchesThe branch plans for this plan.
Recent FailuresInformation about recent failures of the plan, including the builds that failed, links to the build results, time taken to fix, etc.
HistoryThe full history of builds of the plan.
TestsA summary of the 10 most frequently broken tests.
Quarantined TestsFailing test's results that have been disconnected from the build results.
IssuesView the JIRA issues linked to builds of your plan. (Only displayed if your administrator has integrated Bamboo with JIRA.)

Use the Actions menu to access functions for the plan, such as Disable Plan and Configure Plan. (This menu is only displayed if you are an administrator for the plan.)


Diagram: Plan Summary (annotated)

Plan - Annotated

6 Comments

  1. Anonymous

    What happened to the "Configuration Tab" that used to exist in Bamboo 4.0?

    1. paulwatson

      Hi Anonymous. There are several new configuration tabs, which you can get to from Actions > Configure Plan.

      1. Patrick Phelan

        So you can't just view the configuration any more? You have to go in to the edit mode?

        1. James Dumay

          Thats right, you have to go into 'edit mode' to view the dependency configuration. Is there something you believe is worse off after this change? We know that the dependencies screen isn't particularly great right now (it displays all the plans twice) and we have a new design for this one ready for Bamboo 4.3.

          1. Patrick Phelan

            From what I remember the old view configuration page showed all the information on one page rather than drilling down and having to tab. I also agree with you on the dependencies screen, when I view the plan I don't want to have to scroll and try and spot which are ticked (we have 300+ plans), I'd just like to see the ones saved. Not as convenient I find. 

  2. Anonymous

    The old Configuration tab displayed the plan key and project key. I don't know where those are anymore.