Ulrich, please again check if it works. Cheers,
Lucas

setting up a test results dirtectory is a common feature of all builders

The test results directory itself is common to all builders. However, the code that was pulled up was for custom vs standard locations for the location. This only applies for Maven repositories. Have a look in the UI, only Maven has the second level of selection available.

I think the root cause has been mis diagnosed. Looking at it briefly, the problem seems to be that:

    public void addDefaultValues(@NotNull BuildConfiguration configuration)

is called when a plan is edited. My theory (needs confirmation) is that the com.atlassian.bamboo.plugin.builder.nant.CustomDotNetCommandBuilder which we now bundle overwrites the property that the CustomCommandBuilder uses. So whenever we edit, the value gets overriden.

Mark, I have updated all the builders, because setting up a test results dirtectory is a common feature of all builders. So I have extracted it to AbstractBuilder in order to avoid problems that for one builder it works, and for other it does not. But as a result of this approach all builders have been touched. If you want me to apply minimalistic approach, and fix only this builder, I'm ready to do so.

OKay I had a bit of a better look. I think the problem is to do with the interaction of the DotNet Command builder overriding the defaults for the CustomCommandBuilder rather than any general problem with the other builders themselves.

Guys I'm just checking this on branch (without the fix). This problem only applies to the Custom Command type. Why are we updating all of the builders? I don't think the fix needs to apply to them?

Ulrich,

would you be so kind and could you test if it works now? I have committed to trunk a change which should solve this problem, but I need your confirmation before closing the ticket. Cheers,
Lucas

There is still some problem with this, but unfortunately it has to wait for me till Monday.

Actually the problem affected all builders except for Maven. Now it works.