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When a spinnaker pipeline fails, we can see the following:
Spinnaker Alerts Bot APP [3:24 PM]
Stage failed for APP_NAME
Stage STAGE_NAME for APP_NAME's PIPELINE_NAME has failed
OTHER STUFF FROM NOTIFICATION CONFIG PANEL OF STAGE
Spinnaker Today at 3:24 PM
It's easy to configure the "OTHER STUFF", but what about the first 3 lines, not seeing a place in Spinnaker UI to do this, perhaps in the configuration files on server?
slack spinnaker
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When a spinnaker pipeline fails, we can see the following:
Spinnaker Alerts Bot APP [3:24 PM]
Stage failed for APP_NAME
Stage STAGE_NAME for APP_NAME's PIPELINE_NAME has failed
OTHER STUFF FROM NOTIFICATION CONFIG PANEL OF STAGE
Spinnaker Today at 3:24 PM
It's easy to configure the "OTHER STUFF", but what about the first 3 lines, not seeing a place in Spinnaker UI to do this, perhaps in the configuration files on server?
slack spinnaker
asked Mar 26 at 21:57
OliverOliver
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When a spinnaker pipeline fails, we can see the following:
Spinnaker Alerts Bot APP [3:24 PM]
Stage failed for APP_NAME
Stage STAGE_NAME for APP_NAME's PIPELINE_NAME has failed
OTHER STUFF FROM NOTIFICATION CONFIG PANEL OF STAGE
Spinnaker Today at 3:24 PM
It's easy to configure the "OTHER STUFF", but what about the first 3 lines, not seeing a place in Spinnaker UI to do this, perhaps in the configuration files on server?
slack spinnaker
asked Mar 26 at 21:57
OliverOliver
16.6k4 gold badges31 silver badges51 bronze badges
When a spinnaker pipeline fails, we can see the following:
Spinnaker Alerts Bot APP [3:24 PM]
Stage failed for APP_NAME
Stage STAGE_NAME for APP_NAME's PIPELINE_NAME has failed
OTHER STUFF FROM NOTIFICATION CONFIG PANEL OF STAGE
Spinnaker Today at 3:24 PM
It's easy to configure the "OTHER STUFF", but what about the first 3 lines, not seeing a place in Spinnaker UI to do this, perhaps in the configuration files on server?
slack spinnaker
slack spinnaker
asked Mar 26 at 21:57
OliverOliver
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It's not documented, but if you edit the JSON of the notification, you can add a customMessage field, and that will override the default three-line message.
For example, change the notifications field in your stage JSON to:
"notifications": [
"address": "my-slack-channel",
"customMessage": "this will replace all three of the standard message lines, and can contain HTML",
"level": "stage",
"type": "slack",
"when": [
"stage.failed"
]
]
and you'll see:
Spinnaker Alerts Bot APP [3:24 PM]
this will replace all three of the standard message lines, and can contain HTML
Spinnaker Today at 3:24 PM
answered Mar 26 at 22:29
Chris BChris B
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Exciting, thx, I'll try that tomorrow then I can accept/upvote. Do you know if expressions are allowed in the customMessage string?
– Oliver
Mar 27 at 4:40
@Oliver yeah, the messages will be run through the SpEL processor, so you can use expressions in them. There are a couple of extra, non-SpEL expressions you can use, too:executionId(the id of the execution) andlink(the URL of the execution, deep linked to that stage)
– Chris B
Mar 27 at 15:19
OK so I checked and it worked partially so +1: unfortunately the title does not get changed, ie the line in my question sample "Stage failed for APP_NAME" remains the same. The line after it contains the custom message that I wrote, and I was indeed able to use parameters from the pipeline via$ parameters['...']. I didn't try the deep link which is there by default. Is there a way to find out what the default message string is?
– Oliver
Mar 27 at 15:35
So I'm guessing that github.com/spinnaker/echo/blob/master/echo-notifications/src/… is the code for the Slack notification, it shows your customMessage, and shows that the title is hard-coded to the return value of getNotificationTitle() which always includes the Application name. I'd have to somehow override that function. in the plugin after installing spinnaker, not really an option.
– Oliver
Mar 27 at 15:44
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It's not documented, but if you edit the JSON of the notification, you can add a customMessage field, and that will override the default three-line message.
For example, change the notifications field in your stage JSON to:
"notifications": [
"address": "my-slack-channel",
"customMessage": "this will replace all three of the standard message lines, and can contain HTML",
"level": "stage",
"type": "slack",
"when": [
"stage.failed"
]
]
and you'll see:
Spinnaker Alerts Bot APP [3:24 PM]
this will replace all three of the standard message lines, and can contain HTML
Spinnaker Today at 3:24 PM
answered Mar 26 at 22:29
Chris BChris B
5283 silver badges5 bronze badges
Exciting, thx, I'll try that tomorrow then I can accept/upvote. Do you know if expressions are allowed in the customMessage string?
– Oliver
Mar 27 at 4:40
@Oliver yeah, the messages will be run through the SpEL processor, so you can use expressions in them. There are a couple of extra, non-SpEL expressions you can use, too:executionId(the id of the execution) andlink(the URL of the execution, deep linked to that stage)
– Chris B
Mar 27 at 15:19
OK so I checked and it worked partially so +1: unfortunately the title does not get changed, ie the line in my question sample "Stage failed for APP_NAME" remains the same. The line after it contains the custom message that I wrote, and I was indeed able to use parameters from the pipeline via$ parameters['...']. I didn't try the deep link which is there by default. Is there a way to find out what the default message string is?
– Oliver
Mar 27 at 15:35
So I'm guessing that github.com/spinnaker/echo/blob/master/echo-notifications/src/… is the code for the Slack notification, it shows your customMessage, and shows that the title is hard-coded to the return value of getNotificationTitle() which always includes the Application name. I'd have to somehow override that function. in the plugin after installing spinnaker, not really an option.
– Oliver
Mar 27 at 15:44
add a comment |
It's not documented, but if you edit the JSON of the notification, you can add a customMessage field, and that will override the default three-line message.
For example, change the notifications field in your stage JSON to:
"notifications": [
"address": "my-slack-channel",
"customMessage": "this will replace all three of the standard message lines, and can contain HTML",
"level": "stage",
"type": "slack",
"when": [
"stage.failed"
]
]
and you'll see:
Spinnaker Alerts Bot APP [3:24 PM]
this will replace all three of the standard message lines, and can contain HTML
Spinnaker Today at 3:24 PM
answered Mar 26 at 22:29
Chris BChris B
5283 silver badges5 bronze badges
Exciting, thx, I'll try that tomorrow then I can accept/upvote. Do you know if expressions are allowed in the customMessage string?
– Oliver
Mar 27 at 4:40
@Oliver yeah, the messages will be run through the SpEL processor, so you can use expressions in them. There are a couple of extra, non-SpEL expressions you can use, too:executionId(the id of the execution) andlink(the URL of the execution, deep linked to that stage)
– Chris B
Mar 27 at 15:19
OK so I checked and it worked partially so +1: unfortunately the title does not get changed, ie the line in my question sample "Stage failed for APP_NAME" remains the same. The line after it contains the custom message that I wrote, and I was indeed able to use parameters from the pipeline via$ parameters['...']. I didn't try the deep link which is there by default. Is there a way to find out what the default message string is?
– Oliver
Mar 27 at 15:35
So I'm guessing that github.com/spinnaker/echo/blob/master/echo-notifications/src/… is the code for the Slack notification, it shows your customMessage, and shows that the title is hard-coded to the return value of getNotificationTitle() which always includes the Application name. I'd have to somehow override that function. in the plugin after installing spinnaker, not really an option.
– Oliver
Mar 27 at 15:44
add a comment |
It's not documented, but if you edit the JSON of the notification, you can add a customMessage field, and that will override the default three-line message.
For example, change the notifications field in your stage JSON to:
"notifications": [
"address": "my-slack-channel",
"customMessage": "this will replace all three of the standard message lines, and can contain HTML",
"level": "stage",
"type": "slack",
"when": [
"stage.failed"
]
]
and you'll see:
Spinnaker Alerts Bot APP [3:24 PM]
this will replace all three of the standard message lines, and can contain HTML
Spinnaker Today at 3:24 PM
answered Mar 26 at 22:29
Chris BChris B
5283 silver badges5 bronze badges
It's not documented, but if you edit the JSON of the notification, you can add a customMessage field, and that will override the default three-line message.
For example, change the notifications field in your stage JSON to:
"notifications": [
"address": "my-slack-channel",
"customMessage": "this will replace all three of the standard message lines, and can contain HTML",
"level": "stage",
"type": "slack",
"when": [
"stage.failed"
]
]
and you'll see:
Spinnaker Alerts Bot APP [3:24 PM]
this will replace all three of the standard message lines, and can contain HTML
Spinnaker Today at 3:24 PM
answered Mar 26 at 22:29
Chris BChris B
5283 silver badges5 bronze badges
answered Mar 26 at 22:29
Chris BChris B
5283 silver badges5 bronze badges
answered Mar 26 at 22:29
Chris BChris B
5283 silver badges5 bronze badges
answered Mar 26 at 22:29
Chris BChris B
5283 silver badges5 bronze badges
5283 silver badges5 bronze badges
Exciting, thx, I'll try that tomorrow then I can accept/upvote. Do you know if expressions are allowed in the customMessage string?
– Oliver
Mar 27 at 4:40
@Oliver yeah, the messages will be run through the SpEL processor, so you can use expressions in them. There are a couple of extra, non-SpEL expressions you can use, too:executionId(the id of the execution) andlink(the URL of the execution, deep linked to that stage)
– Chris B
Mar 27 at 15:19
OK so I checked and it worked partially so +1: unfortunately the title does not get changed, ie the line in my question sample "Stage failed for APP_NAME" remains the same. The line after it contains the custom message that I wrote, and I was indeed able to use parameters from the pipeline via$ parameters['...']. I didn't try the deep link which is there by default. Is there a way to find out what the default message string is?
– Oliver
Mar 27 at 15:35
So I'm guessing that github.com/spinnaker/echo/blob/master/echo-notifications/src/… is the code for the Slack notification, it shows your customMessage, and shows that the title is hard-coded to the return value of getNotificationTitle() which always includes the Application name. I'd have to somehow override that function. in the plugin after installing spinnaker, not really an option.
– Oliver
Mar 27 at 15:44
add a comment |
Exciting, thx, I'll try that tomorrow then I can accept/upvote. Do you know if expressions are allowed in the customMessage string?
– Oliver
Mar 27 at 4:40
@Oliver yeah, the messages will be run through the SpEL processor, so you can use expressions in them. There are a couple of extra, non-SpEL expressions you can use, too:executionId(the id of the execution) andlink(the URL of the execution, deep linked to that stage)
– Chris B
Mar 27 at 15:19
OK so I checked and it worked partially so +1: unfortunately the title does not get changed, ie the line in my question sample "Stage failed for APP_NAME" remains the same. The line after it contains the custom message that I wrote, and I was indeed able to use parameters from the pipeline via$ parameters['...']. I didn't try the deep link which is there by default. Is there a way to find out what the default message string is?
– Oliver
Mar 27 at 15:35
So I'm guessing that github.com/spinnaker/echo/blob/master/echo-notifications/src/… is the code for the Slack notification, it shows your customMessage, and shows that the title is hard-coded to the return value of getNotificationTitle() which always includes the Application name. I'd have to somehow override that function. in the plugin after installing spinnaker, not really an option.
– Oliver
Mar 27 at 15:44
Exciting, thx, I'll try that tomorrow then I can accept/upvote. Do you know if expressions are allowed in the customMessage string?
– Oliver
Mar 27 at 4:40
Exciting, thx, I'll try that tomorrow then I can accept/upvote. Do you know if expressions are allowed in the customMessage string?
– Oliver
Mar 27 at 4:40
@Oliver yeah, the messages will be run through the SpEL processor, so you can use expressions in them. There are a couple of extra, non-SpEL expressions you can use, too:
executionId (the id of the execution) and link (the URL of the execution, deep linked to that stage)– Chris B
Mar 27 at 15:19
@Oliver yeah, the messages will be run through the SpEL processor, so you can use expressions in them. There are a couple of extra, non-SpEL expressions you can use, too:
executionId (the id of the execution) and link (the URL of the execution, deep linked to that stage)– Chris B
Mar 27 at 15:19
OK so I checked and it worked partially so +1: unfortunately the title does not get changed, ie the line in my question sample "Stage failed for APP_NAME" remains the same. The line after it contains the custom message that I wrote, and I was indeed able to use parameters from the pipeline via
$ parameters['...'] . I didn't try the deep link which is there by default. Is there a way to find out what the default message string is?– Oliver
Mar 27 at 15:35
OK so I checked and it worked partially so +1: unfortunately the title does not get changed, ie the line in my question sample "Stage failed for APP_NAME" remains the same. The line after it contains the custom message that I wrote, and I was indeed able to use parameters from the pipeline via
$ parameters['...'] . I didn't try the deep link which is there by default. Is there a way to find out what the default message string is?– Oliver
Mar 27 at 15:35
So I'm guessing that github.com/spinnaker/echo/blob/master/echo-notifications/src/… is the code for the Slack notification, it shows your customMessage, and shows that the title is hard-coded to the return value of getNotificationTitle() which always includes the Application name. I'd have to somehow override that function. in the plugin after installing spinnaker, not really an option.
– Oliver
Mar 27 at 15:44
So I'm guessing that github.com/spinnaker/echo/blob/master/echo-notifications/src/… is the code for the Slack notification, it shows your customMessage, and shows that the title is hard-coded to the return value of getNotificationTitle() which always includes the Application name. I'd have to somehow override that function. in the plugin after installing spinnaker, not really an option.
– Oliver
Mar 27 at 15:44
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