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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Jenkins LTS 1.596.2, Plugin 2.40.1
When using ${JELLY_SCRIPT,template="mod1.template"} I get the error that was reported about Groovy scripts for Jenkins-28202, Jelly file [mod1.template] was not found in $JENKINS_HOME/email-templates
Nothing was changed in my environment and the file was used fine before. The file does exist and has the full filename of mod1.template.jelly but now it won't work.
Doing a Test email and putting the full filename there it does find it in the correct location it is only when a build fires it off that this is failing.
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[JENKINS-28357] Cannot use Jelly Template after recent 2.40 fix
Ok, I had misunderstood that part. I know why this is happening and can reproduce the problem and should have a fix soon. Sorry for the runaround!
Jon Starbird
added a comment - No problem. Glad it got figured out. If you are willing, can you try the version I attached? You'll have to install via the advanced area in the plugin manager.
Jon Starbird
added a comment - Yep that fixes the issue. Great, I'll be releasing a 2.40.3 soon if I can get another fix checked.
Code changed in jenkins
User: Alex Earl
Path:
src/main/java/hudson/plugins/emailext/plugins/content/AbstractEvalContent.java
http://jenkins-ci.org/commit/email-ext-plugin/f72f226f83ffe6f06e38de00829b1db6e093af61
Log:
Fix JENKINS-28357
If template doesn't exist, try with extension added.
Compare: https://github.com/jenkinsci/email-ext-plugin/compare/2b0a93e32399...f72f226f83ff
Jon Starbird
added a comment - btw Alex, huge thanks for jumping on this so quick! Great to see folks respond quickly to these open source projects, not all do.
I know initially this was marked as a blocker issue but you kept at it even once a work around was achieved. So thanks for doing that.
Jon Starbird
added a comment - btw Alex, huge thanks for jumping on this so quick! Great to see folks respond quickly to these open source projects, not all do.
I know initially this was marked as a blocker issue but you kept at it even once a work around was achieved. So thanks for doing that. 
Yes. Then I was entering in the email settings as ${JELLY_SCRIPT, template="mod1.template"} until I updated to 2.40.1 but the file in email-templates folder has always had the full name with extension.