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New Feature
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Minor
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I was hoping the log-file-filter plugin could be used to convert some strings in the console log to a URL that includes the use of a builtin Jenkins variable.
Replacing some text in the console with plain text works fine, but the problem is that I need to include the jenkins BUILD_ID in the URL, eg.
Regexp:
/my_project/some/text.log
Replacement:
/some/text.log
I have tried a lot variations in the syntax for the BUILD_NUMBER variable (eg $, $$, \$, ${ }, $( ) ) but the text is not replaced when the BUILD_NUMBER variable in included.
We are using version 116.v881e1b of the log-file-filter plugin and Jenkins version 2.452.2
[JENKINS-75254] Add support for environment variables in replacement expressions
| Description |
Original:
I was hoping the log-file-filter plugin could be used to convert some strings in the console log to a URL that includes the use of a builtin Jenkins variable.
Replacing some text in the console with plain text works fine, but the problem is that I need to include the jenkins BUILD_ID in the URL, eg. Regexp: /my_project/some/text.log Replacement: http://my_project/${BUILD_NUMBER}/some/text.log I have tried a lot variations in the syntax for the BUILD_NUMBER variable (eg $, $$, \$, ${ }, $( ) ) but the text is not replaced when the BUILD_NUMBER variable in included. |
New:
I was hoping the log-file-filter plugin could be used to convert some strings in the console log to a URL that includes the use of a builtin Jenkins variable.
Replacing some text in the console with plain text works fine, but the problem is that I need to include the jenkins BUILD_ID in the URL, eg. Regexp: /my_project/some/text.log Replacement: [http://my_project/$]{BUILD_NUMBER}/some/text.log I have tried a lot variations in the syntax for the BUILD_NUMBER variable (eg $, $$, \$, ${ }, $( ) ) but the text is not replaced when the BUILD_NUMBER variable in included. [We are using version 116.v881e1b of the log-file-filter plugin|https://plugins.jenkins.io/log-file-filter] |
| Description |
Original:
I was hoping the log-file-filter plugin could be used to convert some strings in the console log to a URL that includes the use of a builtin Jenkins variable.
Replacing some text in the console with plain text works fine, but the problem is that I need to include the jenkins BUILD_ID in the URL, eg. Regexp: /my_project/some/text.log Replacement: [http://my_project/$]{BUILD_NUMBER}/some/text.log I have tried a lot variations in the syntax for the BUILD_NUMBER variable (eg $, $$, \$, ${ }, $( ) ) but the text is not replaced when the BUILD_NUMBER variable in included. [We are using version 116.v881e1b of the log-file-filter plugin|https://plugins.jenkins.io/log-file-filter] |
New:
I was hoping the log-file-filter plugin could be used to convert some strings in the console log to a URL that includes the use of a builtin Jenkins variable.
Replacing some text in the console with plain text works fine, but the problem is that I need to include the jenkins BUILD_ID in the URL, eg. Regexp: /my_project/some/text.log Replacement: [http://my_project/$] {BUILD_NUMBER} /some/text.log I have tried a lot variations in the syntax for the BUILD_NUMBER variable (eg $, $$, \$, ${ }, $( ) ) but the text is not replaced when the BUILD_NUMBER variable in included. We are using version 116.v881e1b of the log-file-filter plugin and Jenkins version 2.452.2 |
