Robert Ayrapetyan

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`description: "{{ $labels.message }}"` translates into: `Description: ` for a server version of grafana (v9.2.5)

@rkonfj, the method described doesn't work. Here is my alert rule: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/4700523/218275377-ffc9f6d8-fffb-47fe-a1bc-5e3dcaac6897.png) That's how it looks like in email: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/4700523/218275430-73497b2c-9edb-4cf3-81a1-e2196263aef1.png) What am I missing? Thanks.

Hm, I see. Few times I was able to get valid text messages in email, but then destroyed the alert item and recreated it from scratch and not able to...

That's how I was able to finally configure alerts from UI: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/4700523/223167855-f7a91157-2749-4117-97c9-e7af3f9b60d9.png) ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/4700523/223167989-e8572b49-8080-4f86-89b0-38ab16e1d53c.png)

My solution above doesn't work anymore after upgrading grafana to v10.0.0 :(. Fortunately, it can be easily resolved by replacing with: `{{ $values.B0.Labels.message }}`

@thaJeztah @krissetto, could you provide a review please, this seems like a very simple and straightforward change. Thanks!

@Khushiyant, could you re-trigger the build as seems one of the integration tests has failed before.

I don't think it's a documentation bug, postman uses the same variable: https://learning.postman.com/docs/tests-and-scripts/write-scripts/variables-list/. Also, there are 3 other variables ({{$randomDate*}}) for random timestamps.