Hi,
I have a webhook on an organization(workspace). When I create a board on that workspace, I expect a “createBoard” action type, but instead, I am getting “addToOrganizationBoard” action type. Please let me know the difference between “createBoard” and “addToOrganizationBoard” action types. And on what actions will each be triggered?
Thanks,
Swetha Shetty
Trello webhooks must be associated with either a board, list, card or member. In the cases, you mentioned and I have not don’t more detailed research, I don’t think webhook will track the action … other than perhaps idModel = idMember.
Hi @milynnus , I need to get a webhook trigger whenever a new board is created under the specific organization(workspace). So I created a webhook on the organization with idModel as my organization id. So I believe I should be getting a 'createBoard' action type trigger whenever a new board is created under that organization . But instead I am currently getting "addToOrganizationBoard" action type. So I want to understand the difference between 'createBoard' & "addToOrganizationBoard" action type and on what action does these get triggered ?
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Look at the spreadsheet on the page under “Webhook and Actions”
https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/trello/guides/rest-api/webhooks/
it will should the idModel that will allow you to detect the actions you wanted.
I am not familiar the fact you can use Organization (workspace id) as the idModel for webhook.
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@milynnus I tried to open the spreadsheet, looks like I don't have access to view that spread sheet. Will you be able to attach that spreadsheet here?Thanks
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I used to have a copy but I cannot find it. You can request access.
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@milynnus I requested access yesterday itself. But I didn't gotten permission still. Can you please help me by downloading that file from your end and attaching it here? Thanks for your help.
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