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# frozen_string_literal: true
module Emails
module Pipelines
def pipeline_success_email(pipeline, recipients)
pipeline_mail(pipeline, recipients, 'Succesful')
end
def pipeline_failed_email(pipeline, recipients)
pipeline_mail(pipeline, recipients, 'Failed')
end
def pipeline_fixed_email(pipeline, recipients)
pipeline_mail(pipeline, recipients, 'Fixed')
end
private
def pipeline_mail(pipeline, recipients, status)
@project = pipeline.project
@pipeline = pipeline
@merge_request = if pipeline.merge_request?
pipeline.merge_request
else
pipeline.merge_requests_as_head_pipeline.first
end
add_headers
# We use bcc here because we don't want to generate these emails for a
# thousand times. This could be potentially expensive in a loop, and
# recipients would contain all project watchers so it could be a lot.
mail(bcc: recipients,
subject: pipeline_subject(status)) do |format|
format.html { render layout: 'mailer' }
format.text { render layout: 'mailer' }
end
end
def add_headers
add_project_headers
add_pipeline_headers
end
def add_pipeline_headers
headers['X-GitLab-Pipeline-Id'] = @pipeline.id
headers['X-GitLab-Pipeline-Ref'] = @pipeline.ref
headers['X-GitLab-Pipeline-Status'] = @pipeline.status
end
def pipeline_subject(status)
subject = []
subject << "#{status} pipeline for #{@pipeline.source_ref}"
subject << @project.name if @project
subject << @pipeline.short_sha
subject.join(' | ')
end
end
end
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