I'm running Jira 7.11.2 with codebarrel Automation for Jira 5.2.8. I'm trying to send a web request to RocketChat in order to create channels. The RocketChat API require params for this, but Automation for Jira logs: Error response HTTP body: {"success":false,"error":"Param \"name\" is required"} Error publishing webhook. Response HTTP status: 400 Automation configuration: * Webhook URL: https://mysecureserver/api/v1/channels.create * Headers: X-Auth-Token, X-User-Id and Content-type as application/json * HTTP Method: POST * Webhook body: Custom data * Custom data: {"name":"name_of_channel"} I've tried with smart value too: {"name":"{{issue.key.toLowerCase()}}"}. I changed logging configuraton and added "com.codebarrel" package in order to try to see what's happening, but no lucky. It seems like custom data not forwarded. Any help? Thanks!

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Codebarrel - Automation for Jira - Send web request with custom data

Junio Fernandes

I'm running Jira 7.11.2 with codebarrel Automation for Jira 5.2.8.

I'm trying to send a web request to RocketChat in order to create channels. The RocketChat API require params for this, but Automation for Jira logs:

Error response HTTP body:
{"success":false,"error":"Param \"name\" is required"}

Error publishing webhook. Response HTTP status:
400

Automation configuration:

Webhook URL: https://mysecureserver/api/v1/channels.create
Headers: X-Auth-Token, X-User-Id and Content-type as application/json
HTTP Method: POST
Webhook body: Custom data
Custom data: {"name":"name_of_channel"}

I've tried with smart value too: {"name":"{{issue.key.toLowerCase()}}"}.

I changed logging configuraton and added "com.codebarrel" package in order to try to see what's happening, but no lucky.

It seems like custom data not forwarded. Any help? Thanks!

Accepted answers

Junio Fernandes

After a little breath I found the solution. A mistake, actually.

I had to change the header Content-type to Content-Type and it worked. Obviously!

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Junio Fernandes

After a little breath I found the solution. A mistake, actually.

I had to change the header Content-type to Content-Type and it worked. Obviously!

Vijaya Bhaskar V

Hi @Junio Fernandes

I am facing the same issue which you have reported here.

Headers: X-Auth-Token, X-User-Id and Content-type as application/json

Do we need to add the credentials here for the authorization ?

Junio Fernandes

My problem was about word "type", where it should be "Type" (case sensitive). You did it. So it's not the same problem. I can't say if you need other heads for authorization. Maybe you should start another thread where you explain your use case for a better help. Sorry.

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