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Hello,
There are "System Notifications" for the events "Agent Online" and "Agent Offline". We can choose Webhooks as "Recipient Type" and then select a Webhook Template.
I'm not finding anywhere which variables I can send in the body as a POST request when using a Webhook Template. For instance I'm interested in the agent name. I'm mean, if the agent is online, then I would like to know at least it's name. : )
Has anyone been able to achieve this somehow?
ps. I was able to set a custom capability on the agent:
"my.name" = "${HOSTNAME}"
Then I've created a template like:
{
"uuid" : "${bamboo.webhook.uuid}",
"hostname" : "${bamboo.capability.my.name}"
}
I get a "variable not found" in the logs.
Looks like the webhook does not get the capabilities from the agent but only the local ones(from Bamboo Host/Server/DC). For instance, let's say I have a server capability called:
TEST=ABC
But this capability does not exist in the agent. If I try to use it in the webhook:
${system.capability.TEST}
Then I will get the value "ABC". If the variable does not exist in the server but exists in the agent I get a "variable not found".
I'm not sure if this is a BUG or it is how it's supposed to work. I mean, we have an event called "Agent Online" but when I try to use the Webhook as a recipient type, it does not receive any data from the agent.
If so, it would be good to have the recipient type Webhook removed from the list of possible options. : (
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