Hi folks,
sorry for ressurecting this topic, I just want to add that Last Chages
plugin can do what you want but you'll need to use pipeline script, see the
example on the plugin documentation:
https://wiki.jenkins.io/display/JENKINS/Last+Changes+Plugin#LastChangesPlugin-Sendingthediffasemail
I hope it helps someone searching for the same thing.
Em sábado, 19 de julho de 2014 22:00:19 UTC-3, slide escreveu:
>
> I am one of the maintainers of the plugin, the changes token will not do a
> file diff for each change. You would need to use a groovy template to do
> something like that (and the git plugin api would have to allow you to get
> to that information). With a groovy temple, the entire object model of
> Jenkins and its plugins is available to do stuff with. I can't give you the
> full steps to do what you want, but I can say it is probably doable.
> On Jul 19, 2014 4:00 PM, "Jarvis" <murshed...@gmail.com <javascript:>>
> wrote:
>
>> Hey Everyone!
>>
>> I just joined a team that uses Jenkins for continuous integration and
>> want to know if there is a plugin for the particular problem I'm looking to
>> solve. Let me just start by saying, I'm completely new to Jenkins/Hudson
>> and am actively trying to learn about the system while trying to solve this
>> problem.
>>
>> My team uses git for version control and as far as I know they have the
>> git plugin for Jenkins already installed. Using some customized email
>> plugin (I think Email-ext), our team lead has Jenkins send out an email
>> when a build fails which includes what unit tests failed. We want to take
>> this a step further.
>>
>> In addition to what tests failed, is there a way to *include the diff of
>> every file that has changed since the last build or commit* to the
>> email? We'd like to know exactly who goofed up and where, when a build
>> fails so that even if the original author isn't there at the moment,
>> someone else knows where to look immediately without having to fish through
>> git logs to figure out what went wrong.
>>
>> I picked up O'Reilly's *Jenkins: The Definitive Guide* and in the
>> chapter on Notifications, they mentioned that with Email-ext, you can
>> include tokens in your email's body. One such token was ${CHANGES} which
>> is described as "displays the changes made since the last build." Does
>> anyone have any experience with this plugin that knows if this is what I am
>> looking for?
>>
>> Thanks in advance for any help! :-)
>>
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