Using this plugin to send email notifications after all builds complete. Even if I set the trigger to "Always" under the advanced options of the Editable Email Notification plugin, the email is not always sent. It's sent on all failures and the first success after those failures. But not on all build executions. Thoughts on what I may be doing wrong here?
Add all email address in “Project Recipient List“
Click on “Advance Settings”, Go to "Trigger" and Check “Send To” option for “Always”, If it's not “Recipient List”, then Add “Recipient List” and save your job.
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In Jenkins for Editable Email Notification, to create a Trigger:
The following items/options:
Question
Is there an official documentation explaining each item shown in the select box? - Of course, some are obvious, others no
Jira
Just in case I created:
Improve documentation to explain each Trigger's item
I agree the lack of an overall description on the plugins page and forcing the user to add each option and click (?) to find out its purpose is a poor user experience. However, most of the conditions appear to be self-explanatory. A JIRA feature improvement is a reasonable request.
A basic user could reasonably ignore most of them, but as a Dev, if you think you have a condition/state transition that requires special notification, it's probably covered in the list. The conditions are laid out in the code the descriptors are inside the individual help files <condition>/help.html.
The condition categories are (not sure what's not obvious):
Before Build
[If] Not Built
Aborted
Always
[Any] Status Changed
Failure; various criteria [ 1st, 2nd, Any, Still, X ]
Failure -> Unstable (Test Failures)
Unstable (Builds but has Test Failures); various criteria [ 1st, Any, Still, F->S ]
Fixed (Failed Build -> Now Builds successfully)
Success
Run Script ( Before / After Build ) (Script evaluates to success, send email)
From my interpretation (not reading below) of criteria, Any is Any failure, regardless of prior result. 1st is ONLY on first failure, 2nd is ONLY on 2nd failure, "X" is on "X" number of (or n-th) failures. Still is every time AFTER more than one failure in a row; so not on first fail. Success resets all counters to zero.
I've pulled the "help" explanations (as of v.2.83) here (clone| grep | sed):
AbortedTrigger : An email will be sent if the build status is "Aborted". A build is aborted via the UI or API, but normally requires some sort of user intervention to occur. An aborted build is stopped during its execution.
AlwaysTrigger : Always triggers an email after the build, regardless of the status of the build.
BuildingTrigger : An email will be sent any time the build goes from failing (compilation or build step failures), to unstable (unit test failures). This basically means that all the builds steps were successful, but there are still tests failing.
FailureTrigger : An email will be sent any time the build fails. If the "Failure - Still" trigger is configured, and the previous build status was "Failure", then the "Failure - Still" trigger will send an email instead.
FirstFailureTrigger : An email will be sent when the build status changes from "Success" to "Failure"
FirstUnstableTrigger : An email will be sent when the build status changes from anything to "Unstable".
FixedTrigger : An email will be sent when the build status changes from "Failure" or "Unstable" to "Success".
FixedUnhealthyTrigger : An email will be sent when the build status changes from "Failure" or "Unstable" to "Success". Intermediate "Aborted" builds are ignored.
ImprovementTrigger : An email will be sent any time there is an improvement. A build is considered to have improved whenever it has fewer test failures than the previous build. If the current failure count went to 0 (no more test failures) this trigger will NOT send an email.
NotBuiltTrigger : An email will be sent if the build status is "Not Built". This status code is used in a multi-stage build (like maven2) where a problem in earlier stage prevented later stages from building.
PreBuildScriptTrigger : the build occurs. The last line of the script should resolve to true to send an email, or false to not send an email. There are four objects added to the model for the script to use to interact with the build. Example:
// the last line in the script should resolve to a boolean true or false
// only send am email if the previous build failed
// this could be used to notify people that a new build is happening
build.previousBuild.result.toString().equals('FAILURE')
PreBuildTrigger : An email will be sent when the build begins, but after SCM polling has completed.
RegressionTrigger : An email will be sent any time there is a regression. A build is considered to regress whenever it has more failures than the previous build, or if there are new tests that failed.
ScriptTrigger : the build occurs. The last line of the script should resolve to true to send an email, or false to not send an email. There are four objects added to the model for the script to use to interact with the build. Example:
// the last line in the script should resolve to a boolean true or false
// only send am email if the build failed and 'mickeymouse' had a commit
build.result.toString().equals('FAILURE') && build.hasParticipant(User.get('mickeymouse'))
SecondFailureTrigger : An email will be sent when the build fails twice in a row after a successful build.
StatusChangedTrigger : An email will be sent if the build status changes.
StillFailingTrigger : An email will be sent if the build status is "Failure" for two or more builds in a row.
StillUnstableTrigger : An email will be sent if the build status is "Unstable" for two or more builds in a row. A build is unstable if there are test failures, but all the build steps completed successfully.
SuccessTrigger : An email will be sent if the build status is "Successful". If the "Fixed" trigger is configured, and the previous build status was "Failure" or "Unstable", then the "Fixed" trigger will send an email instead.
UnstableTrigger : An email will be sent any time the build is unstable. A build is unstable if there are test failures, but all the build steps completed successfully. If the "Unstable - Still" trigger
is configured, and the previous build status was "Unstable", then the "Unstable - Still" trigger will send an email instead.
XNthFailureTrigger : An email will be sent when the build fails X times in a row after a successful build.
See Email Extension, Triggers
Once you have added a trigger, you have several options. To see what conditions must be met for this plugin to send an email, click on the "?" (question mark) next to the trigger.
So, actually see its inline help () after adding a trigger.
Seems like the docs in the Jenkins plugin page has been improved a bit. (Version: 2.92)
https://plugins.jenkins.io/email-ext/#plugin-content-triggers
Triggers By default, the only trigger configured is the Failure - Any
trigger. To add more triggers, select one from the drop-down and it
will be added to the list. To see what conditions must be met for this
plugin to send an email, click on the "?" (question mark) next to the
trigger.
Extended Email Publisher Triggers The following triggers are available
as part of the Extended Email Publisher plugin, other plugins can
provide triggers as well through the extension point defined in the
Extended Email Publisher:
Aborted An email will be sent if the build status is "Aborted". A
build is aborted via the UI or API, but normally requires some sort of
user intervention to occur. An aborted build is stopped during its
execution.
Always Always triggers an email after the build, regardless of the
status of the build.
Before Build An email will be sent when the build begins, but after
SCM polling has completed.
Failure → Unstable (Test Failures) An email will be sent any time the
build goes from failing (compilation or build step failures), to
unstable (unit test failures). This basically means that all the
builds steps were successful, but there are still tests failing.
Failure - Any An email will be sent any time the build fails. If the
"Failure - Still" trigger is configured, and the previous build status
was "Failure", then the "Failure - Still" trigger will send an email
instead.
Failure - 1st An email will be sent when the build status changes from
"Success" to "Failure".
Failure - 2nd An email will be sent when the build fails twice in a
row after a successful build.
Failure - Still An email will be sent if the build status is "Failure"
for two or more builds in a row.
Failure - X An email will be sent when the build fails X times in a
row after a successful build
Fixed An email will be sent when the build status changes from
"Failure" or "Unstable" to "Success".
Not Built An email will be sent if the build status is "Not Built".
This status code is used in a multi-stage build (like maven2) where a
problem in earlier stage prevented later stages from building.
Script - After Build Allows the user to define a script that is
executed to determine if an email should be sent AFTER the build
occurs. The last line of the script should resolve to true to send an
email, or false to not send an email. See Script Trigger Options below
for parameters available to the script.
Script - Before Build Allows the user to define a script that is
executed to determine if an email should be sent BEFORE the build
occurs. The last line of the script should resolve to true to send an
email, or false to not send an email. See Script Trigger Options below
for parameters available to the script.
Status Changed An email will be sent if the build status changes.
Success An email will be sent if the build status is "Successful". If
the "Fixed" trigger is configured, and the previous build status was
"Failure" or "Unstable", then the "Fixed" trigger will send an email
instead.
Test Improvement An email will be sent any time there is an
improvement. A build is considered to have improved whenever it has
fewer test failures than the previous build. If the current failure
count went to 0 (no more test failures) this trigger will NOT send an
email.
Test Regression An email will be sent any time there is a regression.
A build is considered to regress whenever it has more failures than
the previous build, or if there are new tests that failed.
Unstable (Test Failures) An email will be sent any time the build is
unstable. A build is unstable if there are test failures, but all the
build steps completed successfully. If the "Unstable - Still" trigger
is configured, and the previous build status was "Unstable", then the
"Unstable - Still" trigger will send an email instead.
Unstable (Test Failures) - 1st An email will be sent when the build
status changes from anything to "Unstable".
Unstable (Test Failures) - Still An email will be sent if the build
status is "Unstable" for two or more builds in a row. A build is
unstable if there are test failures, but all the build steps completed
successfully.
Unstable (Test Failures)/Failure → Success An email will be sent when
the build status changes from "Failure" or "Unstable" to "Success".
Intermediate "Aborted" builds are ignored.
Suppose that one of the job fail to execute repeatedly and error details logged in log files but how send alert (notification, email, or any kind notification) to specific user about this problem?
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I'm trying to get an email notification when my "on-premise TFS 2018" receives a new "voluntary feedback".
I already have a "work item notification" that generates an email when a work item status changes, but a "Feedback response" doesn't apply to this rule.
The current subscription is the one in the image
How can I trigger an e-mail on the "new feedback received"?
The statuses of the Feedback Response work item are Active and Closed, you'll need to change your filter so detect the first state in order to receive your notification.
The feedback client pre-fills this value as far as I know and the value will therefore never be empty on the server if the tools are used the way they should.
I will receive emails when I trigger using build now manually, but I don't receive emails when I tried to using it in batch mode. Below is the log I obtain when triggered in batch mode.
Email was triggered for: Always
Sending email for trigger: Always
Sending email to: abc#example.com
Error sending to the following VALID addresses: abc#example.com
Note: There are no build logs attached while sending email.
You should set SMTP Server and Authentication in both E-mail Notification and Extended E-mail Notification sections.
Click Advanced button to see this Use SMTP Authentication section.
Error - Not sent to the following valid addresses: <valid_recipient_address> OR Error sending to the following VALID addresses: <valid_recipient_address>
Reason - Email address of sender is not correct.
How to troubleshoot - Enable the debug mode from Jenkins -> Manage Jenkins -> Configure System -> (Search for Extended E-mail Notification configuration -> Check Enable Debug Mode
Example of Working code
emailext attachLog: false,
attachmentsPattern: 'example_file.yaml',
from: '<valid_sender_address>',
body: 'Test Message',
subject: 'Test Subject',
to: '<valid_recipient_address>'
In your Jenkins configuration, make sure that you have entered correct email address for "System Admin e-mail address".
Notification e-mails from Jenkins will be sent with this address in the "from" header.
For me, file size was 5-7MB, I looked at my internet speed meters, saw it, using the full upload speed for around 1 minute, but couldn't complete and gave that error message.
Then I tried smaller file, like 10KB, it worked like charm.
So, for my case, my guess is, somehow file is not getting properly uploaded to email server.
If every thing fails, try restarting jenkins process. That solved for me. Somehow the Jenkins system was unable to load all of the configs? But give it a try.
presently i am using jenkins for continous integration i configured poll scm for 45 minutes.whenever the build fails it is sending failure notification to developers. Now i want in pom.xml to configure developers list. from here the jenkins should read and send failure notification who commit the code that person only should get failure notification.
What you need is a plugin called "email-ext"
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Email-ext+plugin
Once installed, in the post-build actions, checkmark "Editable Email Notification"
Then, you have a choice of "triggers", for example "Fixed" or "Failure" or "Success", and checkmarks that let you select whom to send the email to for every trigger.
You have the option of sending to:
Recipient list - predefined list, either global or per trigger
Committers - those that made SVN changes for this checkout
Culprits - those that made SVN changes since last successful build
Requester - user that triggers the build
In your particular case, you would want a "Failure" trigger, and send email only to "Committers" and possibly "Culprits", and don't checkmark Recipient list.