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Hi all.
In the documentation it says "with an event key of pullrequest:comment_updated
" and "with an event key of pullrequest:comment_created
".
But I can't actually see the difference between the 2 in the received events other than comparing updated_on to created_on. Which isn't waterproof either because on a new comment the updated_on and created_on aren't identical either.
Is there anyone that can nudge me in the right direction?
Hi Richard,
The payload you receive should contain headers about the event.
The header x-event-key is set to pullrequest:comment_created when a PR comment is created and pullrequest:comment_updated when a PR comment is updated.
You can check all headers and the body of a request on Bitbucket site as well if that'll help you see what I'm talking about.
If you go to Bitbucket Repository Settings > Webhooks > then select View requests for your webhook and then select Enable History. Next time that there is an event, you can see it listed there and select View details for the event.
Please feel free to let me know if you have any questions.
Kind regards,
Theodora
Hi Theodora,
Thank you for your reply. It seems I have been blind and didn't think it through that the body and headers are 2 seperate things. I have some trouble getting the headers with PHP, but I'll have to figure that out myself.
Thanks for your clarification on the issue!
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