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I want to run the script for two products product1 and product2 , the command contains string product1 product2 and runs script for two products as expected. The command looks like below on console:

pytest -v  -s --browser_name "MobileChrome" --env "Production" --product_name product1 product2 --disable-pytest-warnings

But the problem is the result file names are product1.xlsx and product2.xlsx respectively, but as I've passed ${product_Name}.xlsx in email attachment, Jenkins is trying to attach product1 product2.xlsx which doesn't exist. somehow I want to split the product name in attachment section and make it product1.xlsx and product2.xlsx so that I will get both files correctly attached in email.

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in above image product name will become product1 product2 after passing below values in build with parameters:

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$product_Name is a string parameter and can hold multiple values:

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Prior to sending mails you could try:

  • Project config → Post-build Actions → Add post-build action ▼: Groovy Postbuild → Groovy Script (not tested in real):
def myProducts = build.getEnvironment(listener).get('Product_Name')

// From Editable Email Notification → Attachments' inline help: 'The format is a comma separated list of Ant include file syntax.'

env.filesToBeAttached = ... // create a string "referenceData/product1.xlsx,referenceData/product2.xlsx" from myProducts here

// use it in Editable Email Notification → Attachments: $filesToBeAttached

Hopefully the environment for the following Editable Email Notification is adapted accordingly. I'm not 100 % sure about that.

A trivial alternative would be to enter at build parameter Product_Name: referenceData/product1.xlsx,referenceData/product2.xlsx.

See also:

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