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Add webhook without leaving mattermost #15
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I'll take this after #130 |
@ericjaystevens I have started the Dev in #53 but I'm blocking because of missing feature in gitlab (API to add webhook for group). A contributor has started to work on it last week at gitlab... Wait and see! |
@manland my understanding of your approach to this issue is to create hooks in the An alternative approach we should consider is adding a So my proposal would look something like
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@ericjaystevens yes IMHO it's a good addition and with #36 it's a perfect fit for user to discover what is in sync and what not! I'm sorry I haven't time to do it (baby come 😅). If you want to continue #53 you are more than welcome! |
As a user (before I dev this plugin) I didn't know how to add a project to listen to in github-plugin. I didn't read the readme... meaculpa. But I think to be more easy to use we should add webhook for user. Like that user just
/gitlab subscribe owner/project
and all the magic make the job.Obviously for group, we need to fetch all projects and add it to every repos. If user create a new project after this init step we will miss it... maybe we can cron a synchronizer...
https://docs.gitlab.com/ce/api/projects.html#add-project-hook
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