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JSON format of all webhooks callbacks

Aviad Pines February 8, 2016

Hi,

In the Webhooks page you have a thorough example of an issue related webhook - where can I find the JSON structure of all the other webhooks and when they are triggered, e.g. is sprint_updated is triggered when an issue is moved inside or outside of the sprint? I couldn't find any information regarding the format and triggering of the other issues.

 

Thanks,

Aviad 

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Robert Massaioli (Atlassian)
Atlassian Team
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February 8, 2016

I don't know where to find the format but I have found the webhook inspector to be very useful in seeing the structure: https://bitbucket.org/atlassianlabs/webhook-inspector

Aviad Pines February 8, 2016

Thanks, I couldn't find how do I install it on my on demand instance? Couldn't find it in the market place

Robert Massaioli (Atlassian)
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February 9, 2016
Aviad Pines February 11, 2016

It states that you shouldn't do it on a production environment - I have only one cloud instance. Do people buy more than one cloud instance?

Robert Massaioli (Atlassian)
Atlassian Team
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February 11, 2016

You could just start another seven day trial instance to test it yes.

Otherwise you could try the add-on locally by downloading the atlassian-plugin-sdk and running:

atlas-run-cloud --application jira-software

Then you download the webfragment finder and run that and watch the log output.

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