Webhooks bugfix (#21374)
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# Webhooks
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## About this directory
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* `lib/webhooks/index.js` is human-editable.
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* `lib/rest/static/**/*.payload.json` are manually edited and copied. When a new GHES release is created, the static webhook files from the previous version's directory are copied to a new version directory.
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## Editable files
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* `lib/webhooks/index.js` consumes the static JSON files in `lib/webhooks/static` and exports the data used by the REST middleware contextualizer.
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## Static files
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Generated by `script/rest/update-files.js`:
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* `lib/rest/static/dereferenced` - dereferenced OpenAPI schema file for each version of GitHub
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* `lib/rest/static/decorated` - files generated from the dereferenced OpenAPI schema with the Markdown descriptions rendered in HTML
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## Rendering docs
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When the server starts, `middleware/contextualizers/webhooks.js` accesses the data exported from the static webhook JSON files, fetches the data for the current version and requested path, and adds it to the `context` object. The added property is:
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* `req.context.webhookPayloadsForCurrentVersion` - all webhook payloads with a version matching the current version
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Markdown files in `content/developers/webhooks-and-events/webhooks/webhook-events-and-payloads.md` use Liquid to display the webhook payloads in `req.context.webhookPayloadsForCurrentVersion`. For example `{{ webhookPayloadsForCurrentVersion.user.created }}` references the payload file `user.created.payload.json` for the version being viewed.
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**Note** Payload files either contain the webhook action type or no action type at all. For example, `user.created.payload.json` is the webhook `user` with the action type of `created`. Not all webhooks have action types. If a file exists with no action type (e.g., `user.payload.json`) and the action types (e.g., `user.created.payload.json` and `user.deleted.payload.json`), the entry in the context for the file with no action type will be `default`. For example, for the three static file mentioned, the object would be:
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```
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{
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user: {
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default: "STRING VALUE",
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created: "STRING VALUE",
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deleted: "STRING VALUE"
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}
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}
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```
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If no action types exist, and only `user.payload.json` exists, the object would be:
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```
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{
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user: "STRING VALUE"
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}
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walk(versionSubdir, { includeBasePath: true }).forEach((payloadFile) => {
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// payload file: /path/to/check_run.completed.payload.json
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// payload path: check_run.completed
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const payloadPath = path.basename(payloadFile).replace('.payload.json', '')
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let payloadPath = path.basename(payloadFile).replace('.payload.json', '')
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if (!payloadPath.includes('.') && payloadsPerVersion[payloadPath]) {
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// append the key `default` to the payload path to
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// prevent overwriting existing object
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payloadPath = `${payloadPath}.default`
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}
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set(
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payloadsPerVersion,
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payloadPath,
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tests/rendering/webhooks.js
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import { jest } from '@jest/globals'
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import { getDOM } from '../helpers/supertest.js'
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import { allVersions } from '../../lib/all-versions.js'
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describe('webhooks events and payloads', () => {
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jest.setTimeout(300 * 1000)
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describe('rendering', () => {
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test('every webhook event has at least one payload example', async () => {
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const versions = Object.values(allVersions).map((value) => value.version)
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// For all versions, check that the webhook events and payloads page
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// has at least one payload example for each event. Payload examples
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// start with the id `webhook-payload-example` and have a sibling div
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// with the class `height-constrained-code-block`. The sibling is
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// usually but not always the next sibling element, which is why
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// `nextUntil` is used.
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for (const version of versions) {
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const page = `/${version}/developers/webhooks-and-events/webhooks/webhook-events-and-payloads`
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const $ = await getDOM(page)
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const payloadExampleElem = $('[id^=webhook-payload-example]')
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payloadExampleElem.each((i, elem) => {
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const siblings = $(elem)
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.nextUntil('[id^=webhook-payload-example]')
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.filter((i, elem) => $(elem).hasClass('height-constrained-code-block'))
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expect(siblings.length).toBeGreaterThan(0)
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})
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}
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})
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})
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})
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