Buildbot plugin to publish status on Slack
This Buildbot plugin sends messages to a Slack channel when each build starts / finishes with a handy link to the build results.
This plugin is based on many other reporter plugins made for Slack
Contributions are welcome!
Install
via pip
pip install buildbot-slack
Setup
Create a new incoming webhook in your slack account. (see https://api.slack.com/tutorials/slack-apps-hello-world)
Then in your master.cfg, add the following:
from buildbot import reporters
c['services'].append(reporters.SlackStatusPush(
endpoint=<YOUR_WEBHOOK_ENDPOINT>,
))
Additional Options:
channel = None
username = None
attachments = True
Have fun!
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