Woo! So it appears that i need to get admin access. I'm not seeing the
config menu in Jenkins site:)
On Thursday, November 13, 2014 6:20:21 AM UTC-8, slide wrote:
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> You always need to specify the name of the template in the token in the
> email content area for either the trigger or default pr
You always need to specify the name of the template in the token in the
email content area for either the trigger or default project content.
On Wed Nov 12 2014 at 3:34:36 PM Jordan de Geus
wrote:
> Also another question I have. If you store your templates in
> JENKINS_HOME/email-template, does
Also another question I have. If you store your templates in
JENKINS_HOME/email-template, does Jenkins automatically call the template
when a failure occurs or do you specifically specify it?
On Wednesday, November 12, 2014 1:30:35 PM UTC-8, Jordan de Geus wrote:
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> Awesome! Thanks for that! Ma
Awesome! Thanks for that! Makes sense that you can specify the template in
specific jobs.
For storing the templates, can the be stored in our build privately similar
to how we store our own unit/int tests? Or does it have to be done on the
home side of things? - Reason i ask is due to some use
I don't know anything about dotci, but you can have different templates for
different jobs easily. The templates need to be put in either the config
file provider or in JENKINS_HOME/email-templates. You can specify the
template in the specific jobs.
On Tue, Nov 11, 2014, 17:49 Jordan de Geus wrot
Hey everyone!
My company is currently using Dotci/Jenkins for our CI setup. I am trying
to figureout what is needed to edit the automated emails for failures to
contain information regarding what exactly failed.
I've been browsing through the email-ext plugin page for some time now and
can't r
