• Type: Bug
• Resolution: Incomplete
• Priority: Minor
• Component/s: email-ext-plugin
• Labels:

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• Environment:

  Jenkins ver. 2.32.3, email-ext plugin 2.57.1

[JENKINS-43403] Pipeline withEnv changes not observable in email-ext groovy template

Curt Coleman created issue - 2017-04-06 20:54

Curt Coleman made changes - 2017-04-06 20:57

Description

Original: Given the following Jenkins pipeline code: {{String customEmailContent = "<h5>Custom HTML content</h5>"}} {{withEnv(["CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT=$\{customEmailContent}"]) \{}} {{    steps.emailext(to: "person@company.com",}} {{                   subject: "Subject",}} {{                    mimeType: "text/html",}} {{                    body: '$\{SCRIPT, template="my-groovy-html.template"}',}} {{                   recipientProviders: null)}} {{}}} I would expect to be able to see the "CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT" environment variable available inside the template. However, that does not appear to be the case. I've tried a number of different approaches mentioned in various message boards (ex: using build.environment["CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT"] in the template, using env.CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT=customEmailContent in the pipeline code), but the environment variable is never there. Am I missing something?

New: Given the following Jenkins pipeline code: {{String customEmailContent = "<h5>Custom HTML content</h5>"}} {{withEnv(["CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT=$\\{customEmailContent}"]) \{}} {{    steps.emailext(to: "person@company.com",}} {{                   subject: "Subject",}} {{                   mimeType: "text/html",}} {{                   body: '$\{SCRIPT, template="my-groovy-html.template"}',}} {{                   recipientProviders: null)}} {{}}} I would expect to be able to see the "CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT" environment variable available inside the template. However, that does not appear to be the case. I've tried a number of different approaches mentioned in various message boards (ex: using build.environment["CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT"] in the template, using env.CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT=customEmailContent in the pipeline code), but the environment variable is never there. Am I missing something?

Curt Coleman made changes - 2017-04-06 20:57

Description

Original: Given the following Jenkins pipeline code: {{String customEmailContent = "<h5>Custom HTML content</h5>"}} {{withEnv(["CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT=$\\{customEmailContent}"]) \{}} {{    steps.emailext(to: "person@company.com",}} {{                   subject: "Subject",}} {{                   mimeType: "text/html",}} {{                   body: '$\{SCRIPT, template="my-groovy-html.template"}',}} {{                   recipientProviders: null)}} {{}}} I would expect to be able to see the "CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT" environment variable available inside the template. However, that does not appear to be the case. I've tried a number of different approaches mentioned in various message boards (ex: using build.environment["CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT"] in the template, using env.CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT=customEmailContent in the pipeline code), but the environment variable is never there. Am I missing something?

New: Given the following Jenkins pipeline code: {{String customEmailContent = "<h5>Custom HTML content</h5>"}} {{withEnv(["CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT=$\{customEmailContent}"]) \{}} {{    steps.emailext(to: "person@company.com",}} {{                   subject: "Subject",}} {{                   mimeType: "text/html",}} {{                   body: '$\{SCRIPT, template="my-groovy-html.template"}',}} {{                   recipientProviders: null)}} } I would expect to be able to see the "CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT" environment variable available inside the template. However, that does not appear to be the case. I've tried a number of different approaches mentioned in various message boards (ex: using build.environment["CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT"] in the template, using env.CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT=customEmailContent in the pipeline code), but the environment variable is never there. Am I missing something?

Curt Coleman made changes - 2017-04-06 20:58

Description

Original: Given the following Jenkins pipeline code: {{String customEmailContent = "<h5>Custom HTML content</h5>"}} {{withEnv(["CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT=$\{customEmailContent}"]) \{}} {{    steps.emailext(to: "person@company.com",}} {{                   subject: "Subject",}} {{                   mimeType: "text/html",}} {{                   body: '$\{SCRIPT, template="my-groovy-html.template"}',}} {{                   recipientProviders: null)}} } I would expect to be able to see the "CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT" environment variable available inside the template. However, that does not appear to be the case. I've tried a number of different approaches mentioned in various message boards (ex: using build.environment["CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT"] in the template, using env.CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT=customEmailContent in the pipeline code), but the environment variable is never there. Am I missing something?

New: Given the following Jenkins pipeline code: {{String customEmailContent = "<h5>Custom HTML content</h5>"}} {{withEnv(["CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT=$\{customEmailContent}"]) \{}}  {{    steps.emailext(to: "person@company.com",}}  {{                   subject: "Subject",}}  {{                   mimeType: "text/html",}}  {{                   body: '$\{SCRIPT, template="my-groovy-html.template"}',}}  {{                   recipientProviders: null)}}  } I would expect to be able to see the "CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT" environment variable available inside the template. However, that does not appear to be the case. I've tried a number of different approaches mentioned in various message boards (ex: using build.environment["CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT"] in the template, using env.CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT=customEmailContent in the pipeline code), but the environment variable is never there. Am I missing something?

Curt Coleman made changes - 2017-04-06 21:40

Description

Original: Given the following Jenkins pipeline code: {{String customEmailContent = "<h5>Custom HTML content</h5>"}} {{withEnv(["CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT=$\{customEmailContent}"]) \{}}  {{    steps.emailext(to: "person@company.com",}}  {{                   subject: "Subject",}}  {{                   mimeType: "text/html",}}  {{                   body: '$\{SCRIPT, template="my-groovy-html.template"}',}}  {{                   recipientProviders: null)}}  } I would expect to be able to see the "CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT" environment variable available inside the template. However, that does not appear to be the case. I've tried a number of different approaches mentioned in various message boards (ex: using build.environment["CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT"] in the template, using env.CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT=customEmailContent in the pipeline code), but the environment variable is never there. Am I missing something?

New: Given the following Jenkins pipeline code: {{String customEmailContent = "<h5>Custom HTML content</h5>"}} {{withEnv(["CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT=\$\{customEmailContent}"]) \{}}  {{    steps.emailext(to: "person@company.com",}}  {{                   subject: "Subject",}}  {{                   mimeType: "text/html",}}  {{                   body: '$\{SCRIPT, template="my-groovy-html.template"}',}}  {{                   recipientProviders: null)}}  } I would expect to be able to see the "CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT" environment variable available inside the template. However, that does not appear to be the case. I've tried a number of different approaches mentioned in various message boards (ex: using build.environment["CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT"] in the template, using env.CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT=customEmailContent in the pipeline code), but the environment variable is never there. Am I missing something?

Curt Coleman made changes - 2017-04-06 21:40

Description

Original: Given the following Jenkins pipeline code: {{String customEmailContent = "<h5>Custom HTML content</h5>"}} {{withEnv(["CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT=\$\{customEmailContent}"]) \{}}  {{    steps.emailext(to: "person@company.com",}}  {{                   subject: "Subject",}}  {{                   mimeType: "text/html",}}  {{                   body: '$\{SCRIPT, template="my-groovy-html.template"}',}}  {{                   recipientProviders: null)}}  } I would expect to be able to see the "CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT" environment variable available inside the template. However, that does not appear to be the case. I've tried a number of different approaches mentioned in various message boards (ex: using build.environment["CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT"] in the template, using env.CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT=customEmailContent in the pipeline code), but the environment variable is never there. Am I missing something?

New: Given the following Jenkins pipeline code: {{String customEmailContent = "<h5>Custom HTML content</h5>"}} {{withEnv(["CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT=$\{customEmailContent}"]) \{}}  {{    steps.emailext(to: "person@company.com",}}  {{                   subject: "Subject",}}  {{                   mimeType: "text/html",}}  {{                   body: '$\{SCRIPT, template="my-groovy-html.template"}',}}  {{                   recipientProviders: null)}}  } I would expect to be able to see the "CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT" environment variable available inside the template. However, that does not appear to be the case. I've tried a number of different approaches mentioned in various message boards (ex: using build.environment["CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT"] in the template, using env.CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT=customEmailContent in the pipeline code), but the environment variable is never there. Am I missing something?

Viachaslau Kabak made changes - 2017-09-21 08:26

Link

New: This issue is related to JENKINS-47017 [ JENKINS-47017 ]

Alex Earl made changes - 2019-03-26 13:13

Link

New: This issue is duplicated by JENKINS-47017 [ JENKINS-47017 ]

Collapse comment: Alex Earl added a comment - 2019-07-17 14:57

Alex Earl added a comment - 2019-07-17 14:57

Did you try using ENV(var: 'CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT') in the template?

Expand comment: Alex Earl added a comment - 2019-07-17 14:57

Alex Earl added a comment - 2019-07-17 14:57 Did you try using ENV(var: 'CUSTOM_EMAIL_CONTENT') in the template?

Alex Earl made changes - 2019-10-02 18:45

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Original: David van Laatum [ davidvanlaatum ]

New: Alex Earl [ slide_o_mix ]

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