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Editable Email Notification configuration for Jenkins Matrix project

hi,

I just show how I have configured and the mail notification i get.

Steps:
1. Add Archive the artifacts under post-Build action
2. Provide the .xml path which contains the list of tests run with status and details. path should be relative path under workspace

3. Add Publish JUnit test result report under post-Build action
4. Provide the .xml path which contains the list of tests run with status and details, same as step 2

5. Add Editable Email Notification under post-Build action
6. Configure the fields
     a. Recipient List: List of Emails
      b. Content Type: HTML (text/html)
      c. Default Subject: $PROJECT_NAME - Build # $BUILD_NUMBER - $BUILD_STATUS!
      d. ${JELLY_SCRIPT,template="html"}
7. Save

My Cofiguration looks like

Mail look like


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