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This page describes how to create a stage in a plan.

Stages group (or 'map') jobs to individual steps within a plan's build process. For example, you may have an overall plan build process that comprises a compilation step, followed by several test steps, followed by a deployment step. You can create separate Bamboo stages to represent each of these steps.

A stage:

  • Has a single job, by default, but can be used to group multiple jobs.
  • Processes its jobs in parallel, on multiple agents (where available).
  • Must successfully complete all its jobs before the next stage in the plan can be processed.
  • May produce artifacts that can be made available for use by a subsequent stage.

Each new plan created in Bamboo contains at least one stage (for the default job) and is known as the 'Default Stage'. Stages can only be configured by Bamboo administrators.

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To create a stage within a plan:

  1. Click Dashboard, then the All Plans tab, then the name of the plan in the list, to get to the plan you want to edit.
  2. Choose Actions > Configure Plan.
  3. Click the Stages tab, and then Create Stage on the right. The 'Create a new Stage' dialog will appear.
  4. Complete the form and click Create. For information about manual stages, see Configuring a stage (About manual stages).
  5. (optional)You may want to do one or more of the following with your new stage:
    • Order your new stage in the list of stages, by dragging and dropping it.
    • Create a new job to your new stage.
    • Move a job from another stage to your new stage by dragging and dropping the job.

Note that you may break artifact dependencies by moving stages, or by moving jobs between stages. Bamboo will warn you, if a dependency will be broken by moving a stage or a job.

Screenshot: Creating a stage


 

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