Getting error while using BUILD_LOG_REGEX in emailext

[Jyoti singhal]

Hi All,

I am trying to get one line from build logs and sending in email for that i tied to use BUILD_LOG_REGEX in emailext but its throwing me this error

CodCode:

```

{ emailext (

mimeType: 'text/html',

attachLog: true,

subject: "Jenkins Build ${currentBuild.currentResult}: Job ${env.JOB_NAME}",

body: "${BUILD_LOG_REGEX, regex="Check out job at", maxMatches=2, showTruncatedLines=false}",

to: 'jyoti2xx'

```

Error:

6:10:26  org.codehaus.groovy.control.MultipleCompilationErrorsException: startup failed:
16:10:26  WorkflowScript: 38: unexpected token: BUILD_LOG_REGEX @ line 38, column 15.
16:10:26          body: "${BUILD_LOG_REGEX, regex="Check out job at", maxMatches=2, showTruncatedLines=false}",
16:10:26       

Any idea how to fix this issue?

Thanks,

Jyoti

[Alex Earl]

When you use double quotes in pipeline, the groovy engine will try and interpolate the variables it sees. You should try using single quotes around the body value.

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[Jyoti singhal]

i have tried with Single quotes as well , it takes it as a text and print the complete line as it is.

Thanks,

Jyoti

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[Alex Earl]

Can you share your single quote version? I just want to make sure you are doing what I expect.

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[Jyoti singhal]

Hi Alex,

Apologies from my side. Its working with single quotes now, I was giving the wrong syntax,

Wanted to check one thing right now it's extracting this whole line, Is there any way to just get this link in email? 

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[Alex Earl]

I believe you can use $<num> as the substText parameter, e.g. have a capturing part of your regex and $1 would be the first capture group, $2 would be the second capture group, etc.

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[Jyoti singhal]

Ok Thank you so much for your help 

This is finally working.

\${BUILD_LOG_REGEX, regex="^.*Check out job at", showTruncatedLines="false",substText=" Access the test recording here: "}

Resolution: I have just changed regex and made it check from the start of the line and replace it by using subsText . Its working perfectly now.

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