I'm dealing with a puzzling situation using the Gradle Artifactory plugin
where the artifactId and the artifact name that are published changes when
the build is run from our Bamboo server. When I run the build with 'gradle
artifactoryPublish' manually, I get a jar published in our repository to
edu/uw/abc/foobar/0.1.0-53/foobar-0.1.0-53.jar, and from bamboo I get
edu/uw/abc/FOO-JOB-1/0.1.0-53/FOO-JOB-1-0.1.0-53.jar. The build key (as
evidenced by the environment variable bamboo_buildKey) that Bamboo is
exporting is FOO-JOB-1, and it seems that is somehow overriding the
artifactId/name that I want to publish under.
We're running Bamboo 5.7.1 build 5715, Gradle 2.2.1, Groovy 2.3.6, and
Oracle Java 1.8.0_25 (needs to be updated, I know). The Gradle Artifactory
plugin version is 3.0.1, we're running Artifactory Pro Power Pack 3.5.0
rev. 30150, and the Bamboo Artifactory plugin version is 1.7.6.
I want to turn this behavior off so that the artifactId remains foobar when
publishing from Bamboo, but I can't figure out how, nor can I find
documentation that explains why this is happening. I've tried many
different things to address this behavior, here's a sampling:
* I tried changing the Bamboo plan from using an Artifactory Gradle task to
a regular old Command task, but it didn't help.
* I tried reproducing the issue locally by setting my environment variables
using what was being logged on the build server, but it did not have the
same effect.
* On a wild guess, I tried setting publishBuildInfo=false but that didn't
make any difference with respect to the artifactId.
* I tried overriding the artifactId inside the publication definition as
shown in the maven-publish plugin documentation (
https://www.gradle.org/docs/current/userguide/publishing_maven.html#N17541),
but that still got superseded by the build key.
I'm running out of ideas, so any help with this would be much appreciated!
- Peter
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