Using JELLY_SCRIPT template with email-ext shows only the literal string, not eht actual email

[David Brossard]

I have tried to add email notifications into Jenkins but I have been unable to get anything other than the default variables to work. I have tried adding
$CHANGES
${CHANGES}
and both show nothing in the email.
I have tried adding the example: ${JELLY_SCRIPT,template=”html”}
but it just shows literally ${JELLY_SCRIPT,template=”html”} in the email.
Can someone please help me get the syntax correct? Ihave included a screen shot of my config. Here is an example email output from the that config. Notice no changes show up and the literal Jelly string.

DEV-Build and Deploy - Build # 208 - Successful: Check console output at http://myserver:8080/job/DEV-Build%20and%20Deploy/208/ to view the results. ${JELLY_SCRIPT,template=”html”}

[Slide]

What version of email-ext are you using?

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[lata]

syntax for variables:

${ENV, var="CHANGES"} where CHANGES is your var name.

jelly scripts can be used v2.9 and above, what version of email-ext is yours? 

[Slide]

There is also a ${CHANGES} content token, but you can't use it directly in a Jelly script, you would have to retrieve the changes yourself. 

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[David Brossard]

I am using Jenkins 1.514 and the latest Email-ext that I see is actually 2.29 rather than 2.9. Should I expect to see Jelly or Changes content using any of this syntax in my Default Content settings for "Extended E-mail Notification"?

$PROJECT_NAME - Build # $BUILD_NUMBER - $BUILD_STATUS:

Check console output at $BUILD_URL to view the results.

${CHANGES}
$CHANGES
${JELLY_SCRIPT,template=”html”}

I get everything up to "view the results." but nothing after.

Thanks

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[lata]

ah, i didn't know that.

[Slide]

I would recommend using groovy templates instead of Jelly templates. I added the ability to use the content tokens in the groovy templates in 2.29. You can do something like ${CHANGES()} to use the content of the CHANGES token. It works for things with parameters as well ${ENV(var: "FOO")}.

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[lata]

2.9 is to be read as 2.09, :-)

[Slide]

Sorry, working on 1 hour of sleep. 2.29

[lata]

David, how does your 'Editable Email Notification' section of your job config look like? 

what you showed earlier is the global config.

[Slide]

By the way, I was able to reproduce this issue but then determined that there were invalid characters used in the token. I updated the JIRA item [1] with what I did to get it to work.

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1 - https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-17969

[lata]

oki, it has to be something like that :-)