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no issue - the model & api layer suffered from missing fields when creating resources - usually there is only a handful of fields which are required to insert a resource - the other fields are nullable and/or get defaults assigned - the API only returned the configured default fields and the fields you have sent to the API - this resulted in a response with missing fields - if you have listend on "created" event, the same happend - you received a model with missing fields - we now set the undefined fields to null on purpose to ensure a full model for both cases @NOTE: There is no endpoint to serve webhooks (not for v0.1, not for v2). Exposing the secret is required if an integration fetches it's api keys and it's webhooks. The secret is currently un-used and not implemented. |
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