Hello,
Do you mean that you want to pass issue id, project id or other parameters as a URL part?
When you define a webhook try to define the URL like this
http://jira.example.com/webhook?issuekey=${issue.key}&projectkey=${project.id}
You can read more about webhooks here
Right, that much I know - but I also want to know what event triggered the webhook, so something along the lines of:
http://jira.example.com/webhook?issuekey=${issue.key}&projectkey=${project.id}&event={$webhook.event}
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I see. I have never did it. But you can try it. add ${webhook.event} or ${event} or ${event.id}
Or maybe, someone will answer your question.
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