Question on email extension plugin in a pipeline step

[Mario Jauvin]

I am trying to use groovy classes found in the pipeline shared library (using @Library annotation on jenkinsfile) inside the presendScript string supplied to the emailext pipeline step.  These classes come from the src folder of the shared library (not the vars folder).  I get 

org.codehaus.groovy.control.MultipleCompilationErrorsException: startup failed:

Script1.groovy: 1: unable to resolve class com.company.MyGroovyClass

 @ line 1, column 1.

   import com.company.MyGroovyClass;

Can this be done.  Remember, I do not have access to adding to the freestyle configuration for the editable email notification to add something to the class path.  Any help much appreciated.

Mario

[Slide]

No, this scenario is not currently supported.

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[Mario Jauvin]

What is the classpath setup at that moment?  What do I have access to?

[Slide]

You can set the classpath in the global configuration for email-ext.

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[Mario Jauvin]

I did and it works.