I am currently receiving as many as six webhooks for the same issue created event. I am curious if anyone else is experiencing the same thing?
@Michael Rakowski Here is a snippet of code that I put into my app to work around this bug.
Basically, I keep an array in memory that tracks issue id's that I've recently received webhooks for. It's not ideal -- two real updates could trigger real webhooks to me and I'd ignore every hook except the first until my app clears it's memory.
@Mike Solomon Thanks for the feedback Mike! It is crazy Atlassian hasn't fixed this issue in the past 2 years its been a known issue. I'm running on a SaaS platform with a black box back end for the most part, stopping me from being able to do, what you are doing.
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Bug have been filed since 2017 and no fixes implemented. Our company has a large integration that has halted because of this.
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I have the same issue, and it is a major problem. Any resolution?
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I have been running into issues with duplicate webhook bundles for status updates recently as well, though I think the problem may be restricted to New Jira projects for us.
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