Thanks, that works for email-ext. But there's another problem with that:
when I enter job configuration and save the project again the
<recipientList> element in the email-ext block in config.xml is emptied.
However, I might have found a workaround: when I set BOTH "Build Settings"
and a "Post-build action" "Email notification" with the same variable the
config.xml <recipients> element value stays even when I edit and save the
project again. Now the first one tries to send email to $VARIABLE but the
second one gets the expansion right.
The element in config.xml is the same for both: <recipients>. Is it
possible that there's a bug in Jenkins where one configuration element
value overwrites the other?
On Monday, May 20, 2013 5:17:11 PM UTC+3, slide wrote:
>
> For email-ext, you would use ${ENV, var="YOUR_VAR"}
>
> Sent from my Windows Phone
> ------------------------------
> From: Antti Ollilainen
> Sent: 5/20/2013 6:53
> To: [email protected] <javascript:>
> Subject: Email notification recipients are not saved
>
> Hi list,
>
> I'm having a problem with Jenkins not saving the notification email
> recipients for a job.
>
> My setup: Jenkins 1.515 on Windows Server 2008, running standalone,
> started as a service. The job type is a Maven 2/3 project. I am using
> environment variables defined in Configure System --> Global Properties as
> my email notification recipients. The browser I use is the latest Chrome
> but the problem was same with IE10.
>
> There are two possibilities for specifying the repicipients in the job
> configuration: a checkbox in "Build Settings" and adding a "Post-build
> action" "Email notification".
>
> The Build Settings creates a <reporters> block in the job config.xml:
> ----
> <reporters>
> <hudson.maven.reporters.MavenMailer>
> <recipients>$PROJECT1_MEMBERS</recipients>
> <dontNotifyEveryUnstableBuild>false</dontNotifyEveryUnstableBuild>
> <sendToIndividuals>false</sendToIndividuals>
> <perModuleEmail>true</perModuleEmail>
> </hudson.maven.reporters.MavenMailer>
> </reporters>
> ----
>
> The "recipients" value IS saved correctly when using the Build Settings
> checkbox but environment variables are not expanded. Console log shows:
> ----
> Sending e-mails to: $PROJECT1_MEMBERS
> Finished: FAILURE
> ----
>
> When an email is configured by adding a Post-build action a <publishers>
> block is created in the config.xml:
> ----
> <publishers>
> <hudson.tasks.Mailer plugin="[email protected]">
> <recipients></recipients>
> <dontNotifyEveryUnstableBuild>false</dontNotifyEveryUnstableBuild>
> <sendToIndividuals>false</sendToIndividuals>
> </hudson.tasks.Mailer>
> </publishers>
> ----
>
> As you can see the <recipients> element is empty. Of course when running a
> job no emails are sent...
>
> The email-ext plugin is even worse: the first time I add an "Editable
> Email Notification" as a post-build action it does save the recipient in
> its <recipientList> element but the second time I edit the project the
> recipients are lost... There was a bug for something similar in JIRA (
> https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-15442) but it's marked as
> "cannot reproduce" and closed.
>
> Is there any way I can use an environment variable as the notification
> email recipient list in Jenkins? This is currently working in our old
> Hudson but I'm trying to migrate to Jenkins.
>
> Best regards,
> Antti
>
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