Looking for solution on Jenkins Email Plugin feature

[devanand]

Hi,

I have this value configured to send out email, Under editable email configuration section of the JOB. 

${BUILD_LOG_REGEX,regex="(?=.*?Environment)(?=.*?Total)(E.*?\\))",showTruncatedLines=false}

As i result of this LINE i am getting this value as part of my Email. 

[java] Environment: ABC Total(Pass:0 Fail:1 Incomplete:0 Delayed:0 Manual Verification:0) 

But i don't want [java] to be printed as part of my email, How can i avoid this ?? I am looking to resolve this issue. 

Thanks.

[Slide]

You can use the substText which is passed to Matcher.appendReplacement [1], you can see how to use that in the Javadoc. You can use $0 through $9 to be the matched groups.

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1 - http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/util/regex/Matcher.html#appendReplacement(java.lang.StringBuffer, java.lang.String)

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[devanand]

Hi,

I am using Email Ext Plugin here... I don't see a way to use JAVA API as a part of the EMAIL feature for Jenkins.

https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Email-ext+plugin#Email-extplugin-Scriptcontent

Can anyone guide me what syntax i need to write in order to remove [JAVA] from the actual email  ?

Thanks.

[Slide]

The BUILD_LOG_REGEX token has a substText parameter, you specify the replacement you want to replace the matched regex with. You can use the same syntax for the replacement string as is supported by appendReplacement of the Matcher object, e.g., (this does not solve your issue, you'll have to determine the regex and replacement for you).

${BUILD_LOG_REGEX,regex="Something(.*)",substText="$1"}

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[devanand]

I am still confused sorry but i never used substText before and i didn't find any good documentation for this too so i am asking the question again...

${BUILD_LOG_REGEX,regex="(?=.*?Environment)(?=.*?Total)(E.*?\\))",showTruncatedLines=false,substText=Matcher.appendReplacement [StringBuffer,String]}

Now what should i pass here as part of StringBuffer object and String Object ?? 

Currently i am getting this output from EMAIL if i use following line.

${BUILD_LOG_REGEX,regex="(?=.*?Environment)(?=.*?Total)(E.*?\\))",showTruncatedLines=false}

[java] Environment: ABC Total(Pass:0 Fail:1 Incomplete:0 Delayed:0 Manual Verification:0) 

What exactly i need to modify here in order to get the output from LOG file like this ?

Environment: ABC Total(Pass:0 Fail:1 Incomplete:0 Delayed:0 Manual Verification:0) 

This will be helpful if you can give me a exact sample here.. As i never used it before...

Thanks.

[Slide]

I don't have a way to test, so I can't tell you exactly what you need to use. The substText can use $0 through $9 to be the matching groups for the replacement text, so something like this (THIS WILL NOT WORK AS IS).

${BUILD_LOG_REGEX,regex="(?=.*?Environment)(?=.*?Total)(E.*?\\))",showTruncatedLines=false,substText="$1"}

[devanand]

I think i got it what are you trying to say now.... I tried your approach but it's still printing same thing...

But seems like this is not the solution... As i can still see [java] is always getting printed as part of any BUILD_LOG_REGEX whatever i do... As that is coming from this API itself... Seems like i can't avoid this to get it printed as part of email.. No solution seems like..

[Slide]

[java] is not printed by the build log regex token, I can guarantee that.

[Daivish Shah]

Yes you are right.... I just verified my LOGs...The line is getting Printed as part of my API. But some how it's not able to remove [java] from the REGEX.

i tested my REGEX you can take a look here. It's just trying to grab the specific line which i want to get it printed in the email... But still i am not sure from where [java] is coming...

http://regex101.com/r/aZ0dI0

I even tried following thing, Which didn't work and it's just printing [java] [java] 2 times...

${BUILD_LOG_REGEX,regex="(?=.*?Environment)(?=.*?Total)(E.*?\\))",showTruncatedLines=false,substText="$1"}

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[Slide]

Try this: ${BUILD_LOG_REGEX, regex=".*((?=.*?Environment)(?=.*?Total)(E.*?\\)))", substText="$1"}

[devanand]

Thanks a lot, Finally following line is the correct line which i suppose to use it...

${BUILD_LOG_REGEX, regex=".*((?=.*?Environment)(?=.*?Total)(E.*?\\)))", substText="$1",showTruncatedLines=false}

This is working all right now... thanks a lot for your help....