I have the following pipeline:
- name: notify
image: plugins/slack
settings:
webhook:
from_secret: slack_webhook_url
link_names: true
template: >
{{#if build.pull }}
*{{#success build.status}}✔{{ else }}✘{{/success}} {{ uppercasefirst build.status }}*: <https://URL/{{ repo.owner }}/{{ repo.name }}/pulls/{{ build.pull }}|Pull Request #{{ build.pull }}>
{{else}}
*{{#success build.status}}✔{{ else }}✘{{/success}} {{ uppercasefirst build.status }}: Build #{{ build.number }}* (type: `{{ build.event }}`)
{{/if}}
Commit: <https://URL/{{ repo.owner }}/{{ repo.name }}/commit/{{ build.commit }}|{{ truncate build.commit 8 }}>
Branch: <https://URL/{{ repo.owner }}/{{ repo.name }}/commits/{{ build.branch }}|{{ build.branch }}>
Author: <@{{ build.author }}>
<{{ build.link }}|Visit build page ↗>
However, in slack the author of the PR is always mentioned, rather than the author of the most recent commit. Is this intended behaviour? The documentation states that it should be git author for current commit.
I have the following pipeline:
However, in slack the author of the PR is always mentioned, rather than the author of the most recent commit. Is this intended behaviour? The documentation states that it should be
git author for current commit.