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When a Plan is run manually it obviously logs who triggered it in the build result summary/history, but also there is a MetaData tab that contains the property "ManualBuildTriggerReason.userName" with a value of the user who triggered it.
If a Plan contains a Stage that is marked MANUAL then when that Plan is triggered in a non-manual way, say single daily build, VCS polling, or cron expression the plan runs, pauses at the Manual Stage, and waits for someone to continue the paused Manual Stage. This is a MANUAL action a user must take, thus the person who performed the action should get logged, but it does not, plus the ManualBuildTriggerReason.userName property doesn't get created/logged even though the Manual Stage was manually continued by userX. Whether it is that property or another one it seems the user who continues the Manual Stage should get logged somehow.
[BAM-12858] Logging Who Triggered a Manual Stage
David Genn
added a comment - This feature is essential if Bamboo is to support Continuous Delivery pipelines in an environment where auditing who did what is important.
Can you please confirm if you have any plans to actually implement this?
It's lack of support for this kind of feature that makes Jenkins or Go a much more attractive proposition than Bamboo for serious CD pipelines.
David Genn
added a comment - This feature is essential if Bamboo is to support Continuous Delivery pipelines in an environment where auditing who did what is important.
Can you please confirm if you have any plans to actually implement this?
It's lack of support for this kind of feature that makes Jenkins or Go a much more attractive proposition than Bamboo for serious CD pipelines. 
Sh4kE r0cKz
added a comment - Version 5.7.2 is still affected by this issue 
Craig Otis
added a comment - James, any updates? This continues to impact us nearly a year later. 
Xabier Davila
added a comment - This is pretty important for us, any updates? Craig Otis
added a comment - James, is there an alternative metadata property/variable that we can use to determine who triggered a manual build stage, when the build was not started manually?
ie. We check in code, and the build is triggered automatically. Then we want to run a manual stage at the end to deploy the build to a QA environment. Can we access the username of the person who triggers that manual stage?
Craig Otis
added a comment - James, is there an alternative metadata property/variable that we can use to determine who triggered a manual build stage, when the build was not started manually?
ie. We check in code, and the build is triggered automatically. Then we want to run a manual stage at the end to deploy the build to a QA environment. Can we access the username of the person who triggers that manual stage? 
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