Specify additional preset equations in JSON format or provide a URL to a JSON file containing preset equations.

This field accepts either:

• Single line URL: A URL pointing to a file with definitions, e.g.:
  https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jenkinsci/report-generic-chart-column-plugin/master/src/main/resources/io/jenkins/plugins/genericchart/equations/presetEquations.json or file:///my/local/file.json
• Direct JSON content: Paste the JSON definition of preset equations directly into this field (multi-line supported). e.g.:
  [ { "id": "HAAH", "equations": [ { "name": "main", "equation": [ "(L0+L1)" ], "descriptions": [ {"condition": "/*RESULT*/ == 4","description": ["42"]}, {"condition": "/*RESULT*/ != 4","description": [" meaning of life is just /*RESULT*/"]} ] } ] } ]

The JSON format should follow the same structure as the built-in preset equations. These additional equations will be merged with the default preset equations, allowing you to extend or override the built-in definitions.

See examples. Note that id is mandatory. See more info.

Syntax rules:

• it is json array
• comments and descriptions are optional. But both do really great job
• id and at least one equation is mandatory
• aexpressions syntax is as following ParserNG rules
• Expressions can be multi-lined for readability and named ones can call each other via /*name*/
• Parameters are substituted into expressions via /*1*/ for first param, /*2*/ for second, and so on
• full desciption at here

Example JSON structure:

  {
    "id": "HAAH",
     "comments": [
      "computing nonsense",
    ],
    "equations": [
      {
        "name": "main",
        "equation": [
          "(L0+L1)"
        ],
        "descriptions": [
          {"condition": "/*RESULT*/ == 4","description": ["42"]},
		  {"condition": "/*RESULT*/ != 4","description": [" meaning of life is just /*RESULT*/"]}
        ]
      }
    ]
  }

}

Example URLs:

• https://example.com/preset-equations.json
• file:///var/jenkins/custom-equations.json

Leave empty to use only the built-in preset equations and own formulas

Note: When this field is modified, the preset equations cache will be reset and reloaded.