D'oh... clearly I know just enough to be dangerous. Thanks, it works!
Loving email-ext more and more everyday.
On Friday, August 9, 2013 10:13:31 AM UTC-4, slide wrote:
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> The script isn't a template, just a script, so you don't need to use <%
> %>, just use groovy to do what you want, the las
The script isn't a template, just a script, so you don't need to use <% %>,
just use groovy to do what you want, the last line of the script is used as
the "return value" for the script. So, just have chgCount as the last line
outside of any <% %> blocks, and don't use <% %>.
On Fri, Aug 9, 2013
Thanks for the suggestions. I think #1 would be great, although I'm not
sure I follow exactly how to do this. The documentation mentions it only
uses the last value. *'**When this is used, only the last value in the
script will be used in the expansion'*
I'm not sure I understand what this me
There are two ways you can do this:
1) Create a groovy script in email-templates that gets the information and
use the SCRIPT token to reference that script in your subject
2) Use a pre-send script to modify the subject line
Either option would work, neither has any real drawbacks that I can thin
My project uses the extended email plugin. I have the content of the email
built from a groovy template. A recent request was to provide a quick
summary count of the number of files changed in the build on the subject
line. I don't think there's a macro for this like we have for say
TEST_COUNTS
