[Feedback tracking] Webhook forwarding in the GitHub CLI #38262
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This new tool is amazing. I'm a complete novice to this sort of thing and I managed to get it working. Thanks for creating this! Are there plans to make this extension installable in "locked down" environments where developers are unable to install directly from GitHub? For example, I currently installed the GitHub CLI via Conda. For now I had to do the testing on my personal computer. |
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Ansible tasks setting up webhook forwarding using the GitHub CLI Beta feature for a Jenkins Docker container running on an AWS EC2 (Amazon Linux 2) instance provisioned by Terraform:
Happy Webhook forwarding! :) |
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Is there any documentation of the underlying api that It appears that it's connecting to |
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Here's the undocumented API for
Note: When connecting to the WebSocket server, PS: I tried to use |
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Thanks @zhangyoufu - that's very useful! I have opened an issue on the repository itself to hopefully get more traction on official documentation: cli/gh-webhook#19 |
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When you're building a webhooks integration, it's super helpful to be able to run your code in your local environment, so you can test and iterate quickly without time-consuming deploys.
We're running a public beta of a new feature for the GitHub CLI - webhook forwarding. Webhook forwarding makes it easier than ever to test your integration locally without having to worry about port forwarding.
You can register your interest in joining the beta program here.
This discussion is the best place for participants in the beta program to share their feedback and questions with the GitHub team. We appreciate your support and ideas!
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