Re: Git Commit Message as an Environment Variable

[Daniel Beck]

I have a (never released) plugin that integrates with the Jenkins changelog
that does something like this:
https://github.com/daniel-beck/changelog-environment-plugin

If you know enough Maven to build a plugin, this might work. The problem
there is that the Jenkins built-in changelog doesn't handle PRs/branches
well: The first builds always have no changelogs (since there's no
reference to compare them to).

But I expect it's easier and more reliable to just call e.g. git show
--no-patch --format='format:%s%n%n%b' and use its output (with some extra
work to get around merge commits and such, depending on exactly what you
want).

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Git Commit Message as an Environment Variable

[Jeremy Hartley]

Hi,

I'm playing around a bit with Git environment variables to send to slack 
and would like to include the Git commit message. I don't see it available 
in the list here: 
https://wiki.jenkins.io/display/JENKINS/Git+Plugin#GitPlugin-Environmentvariables

Is there any way to send the Git commit message to slackSend as an 
environment variable in my pipeline?

Thanks

Jeremy

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