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New Feature
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Major
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None
It appears that the notification plugin doesnt have the functionality to send a notification from a pipeline or a Jenkinsfile via a groovy command. That's pretty important especially when Jenkinsfiles overwrites configuration data for jenkins jobs, basically making it impossible to send notifications for any jobs (with this plugin) to a http endpoint.
Ideal functionality would be something like being able to write something like this in a pipeline:
pipeline {
agent any
post {
always {
notify( endpoint: "myUrl", message: "optional: job completed" )
}
}
}
[JENKINS-41939] Groovy function to send notifications in Jenkinsfiles / pipelines
Mark R
added a comment - As a workaround you can manually invoke the JobProperty using the properties block and raw class instantiation.
To support pipelines I think the plugin just needs to add some descriptors on some of the models. example
properties([
[$class: 'HudsonNotificationProperty',
endpoints: [
[
event: "all",
urlInfo: [urlType: "PUBLIC", urlOrId: 'url1']
],
[
event: "completed",
urlInfo: [urlType: "PUBLIC", urlOrId: 'url2']
]
]
]
])
pipeline {
agent any
stages {
stage('Build') {
steps {
echo 'Hello World'
}
}
}
}
Mark R
added a comment - As a workaround you can manually invoke the JobProperty using the properties block and raw class instantiation.
To support pipelines I think the plugin just needs to add some descriptors on some of the models. example
properties([
[$class: 'HudsonNotificationProperty' ,
endpoints: [
[
event: "all" ,
urlInfo: [urlType: "PUBLIC" , urlOrId: 'url1' ]
],
[
event: "completed" ,
urlInfo: [urlType: "PUBLIC" , urlOrId: 'url2' ]
]
]
]
])
pipeline {
agent any
stages {
stage( 'Build' ) {
steps {
echo 'Hello World'
}
}
}
}
Ryan Jones
added a comment - Hmmm this does send the notifications, but is it possible to set the message within the pipeline? I cant figure out how. I really want to send a custom message depending on the outcome of my job. For example, when my job is finished Id like to be able to send a message that says something like:
Smoke Tests: All Passed
Model Guidelines: All Passed
Integration Tests: X tests Failed
I see that endpoint has some methods such as setBuildNotes and ive tried to use it, but unfortunately I'm not well versed enough to know how to call this method or if its even accessible within the pipeline body
Ryan Jones
added a comment - Hmmm this does send the notifications, but is it possible to set the message within the pipeline? I cant figure out how. I really want to send a custom message depending on the outcome of my job. For example, when my job is finished Id like to be able to send a message that says something like:
Smoke Tests: All Passed
Model Guidelines: All Passed
Integration Tests: X tests Failed
I see that endpoint has some methods such as setBuildNotes and ive tried to use it, but unfortunately I'm not well versed enough to know how to call this method or if its even accessible within the pipeline body
Yes, Please add.