Originally created by @gdl-reif on GitHub (Dec 19, 2024).
As we don't use neither Gitlab nor Github, it would be awesome to be able to build/deploy by calling a generic webhook after committing to the repo.
Originally created by @gdl-reif on GitHub (Dec 19, 2024).
As we don't use neither Gitlab nor Github, it would be awesome to be able to build/deploy by calling a generic webhook after committing to the repo.
Hi, the webhooks are called github / gitlab as these determine the authentication method. Its not saying only those two providers can call the webhook!
Most popular providers use the "github" auth method, as it is more secure. For example, Gitea / Forgejo will use the github auth method. See https://komo.do/docs/webhooks.
@mbecker20 commented on GitHub (Dec 21, 2024):
Hi, the webhooks are called github / gitlab as these determine the authentication method. Its not saying only those two providers can call the webhook!
Most popular providers use the "github" auth method, as it is more secure. For example, Gitea / Forgejo will use the github auth method. See https://komo.do/docs/webhooks.
I'm ware of that, but Azure DevOps doesn't support anything except manually adding headers to the payload, i.e. a static Auth Token.
@gdl-reif commented on GitHub (Jan 1, 2025):
I'm ware of that, but Azure DevOps doesn't support anything except manually adding headers to the payload, i.e. a static Auth Token.
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Originally created by @gdl-reif on GitHub (Dec 19, 2024).
As we don't use neither Gitlab nor Github, it would be awesome to be able to build/deploy by calling a generic webhook after committing to the repo.
@mbecker20 commented on GitHub (Dec 21, 2024):
Hi, the webhooks are called github / gitlab as these determine the authentication method. Its not saying only those two providers can call the webhook!
Most popular providers use the "github" auth method, as it is more secure. For example, Gitea / Forgejo will use the github auth method. See https://komo.do/docs/webhooks.
@gdl-reif commented on GitHub (Jan 1, 2025):
I'm ware of that, but Azure DevOps doesn't support anything except manually adding headers to the payload, i.e. a static Auth Token.