#461 changed option name and in https://github.com/adnanh/webhook/pull/528#issuecomment-826165812, @moorereason suggests to look at old tags of example documentation. This would mean that users have to read through random old documentation to discover why their packaged version doesn't work . Suggesting that clarity in the examples is preferable.
Recall that renaming this doesn't give the user some easy exception. It just mean that the trigger isn't satisfied, so there are A LOT of options for debugging.
(which takes a lot of time to do, so that's why this information is important)
The existing `entire-payload` option sends a JSON representation of the
parsed request body. Add a new `raw-request-body` source to send the
raw request body.
Fixes#439
When matching variables in routes, gorilla/mux uses a default pattern of
"[^/]+", thereby prohibiting slashes in variable matching. Override the
default pattern to remove this restriction.
See https://github.com/gorilla/mux/blob/v1.8.0/regexp.go#L50Fixes#421
The payload-hash-* options are imprecisely named. Clarify their function
as HMAC validations by renaming them. The existing options will continue
to work but are deprecated. Log a warning if the old options are used.
All tests, examples, and documentation are updated.
Fixes#289
To avoid having to pass around so many parameters to the hook package,
create a Request object to store all request-specific data. Update APIs
accordingly.
The error returned by exec.LookPath was never surfaced to the user.
Without that detail, the user can't tell the difference between a
non-existent path and a permissions issue.
Additionally, when ExecuteCommand is an absolute path, we were still
attempting to prepend the CommandWorkingDirectory if the ExecuteCommand
was not found, which made it difficult to know which path the user
intended to execute.
This commit simplifies the logic to avoid multiple attempts with
ExecuteCommand is an absolute path and changes the error message from:
error locating command: '/path/to/file'
to:
error in exec: "/path/to/file": stat /path/to/file: no such file or directory
error in exec: "/path/to/file": permission denied
Fixes#457
