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deadfish
deadfish

Reputation: 12304

Can Jenkins send mail notify with attachment?

can Jenkins send mail notify to recipients with attachments? What is more important for me (optional), it could also read from file *.xls and add this to email text.

Or can i add from my system variable to data, which is sending by plugin of jenkins (ext mail) ?

Upvotes: 7

Views: 45951

Answers (3)

Vladi
Vladi

Reputation: 2000

how I make a Jenkins send me an Email always with attached HTML file when the Jenkins trigger

1) press "Configuration"

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2) in the top part of configuration press "Post-build Actions"

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3) press on "add post build action " and choose "editable email notification"

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4) after it been added enter "Project Recipient List" a emails you want to send (possible to add more than one mail , like in the example)

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5) scroll down, add to the "Attachments" direction to the file you want to send

6) in the end of the page press on button "advanced settings" from the right side

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  1. **add trigger to the sending email by the option you prefer **

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Upvotes: 1

Steve HHH
Steve HHH

Reputation: 13147

New answer, as of September 2011: Yes. Issue 9018 has been resolved.

Starting with version 2.15 of the Jenkins email-ext plugin, you can send attachments in Jenkins build notifications. See the Jenkins wiki here:

Upvotes: 10

Zach Young
Zach Young

Reputation: 11223

This issue was recently posted on the Jenkins JIRA: Issue 9018. That site is not responding for me right now, so I can't even see what the status is.

Regarding the e-mails in the XLS file, I did a search of the Jenkins plug-ins and could not find anything for "XLS" or "Excel". If you're Jenkins instance is running on Windows, you could use VBScript and COM to either export the list to a parsable format like TAB or CVS; or you could try to programmatically look through the list for the e-mails and get the VBScript to return them as one big string. This forum has a pretty clear example of opening a workbook, selecting the appropriate worksheet, and then iterating through the cells: XLS & VBScript. Oh, and I just remembered that if you have newer versions of Visual Studio and Office, there's interoperability there that might be easier; though I've never tried that combo.

I hope this helps,
Zachary

Upvotes: 0

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