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How to host Email-Ext groovy script on jenkins filesystem

I need to dynamically modify email notification recipients based on assembly, so I am using a groovy script. I want this script to be available for all jobs, so I want it to be on the Jenkins filesystem, not inside every project. It can be either in recipient fields (using $ {SCRIPT, ...}) or in a pre-submission script. The short (fixed) script that the master script evaluates is also good as it is the same for all projects.

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You should try Config File Provider . It works in conjunction with Jenkins' Credentials configuration .

  • Go to Jenkins Management > Managed Files
  • Click Add New Configuration
  • Select Groovy file
  • Enter script content

Your script will now be stored centrally on Jenkins, accessible to master / slave nodes.



In your job configuration:

  • At the Build Environment
  • Check Provide config file
  • Select your customized groovy File from the dropdown menu
  • Set a Variable with a name, for example:myscript

Now, wherever you are, you can tell ${myscript}

and it will refer to the absolute location of the file on the filesystem (it will be somewhere in the Jenkins directory).

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My impression is that you probably want to completely switch to Jenkins pipelines where the whole groovy file (Jenkinsfile) job is at the root of the repository.



Email-Ext already supports it, even if it lacks documentation. https://jenkins.io/doc/pipeline/steps/email-ext/

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