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Allow for http method selection in custom webhook #90
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ES Alerting plugin change: opendistro-for-elasticsearch/alerting#101 |
public/pages/Destinations/components/createDestinations/CustomWebhook/MethodEditor.js
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@ftianli-amzn : could you please check this PR. |
public/pages/Destinations/components/createDestinations/CustomWebhook/MethodEditor.js
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Issue #, if available: None
Description of changes:
Adds a dropdown to the custom webhook construction page that allows the user to choose the HTTP method to use.
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