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You can set your own webhooks in the se2-config.yaml file that subo created for you in your suborbital/config directory.

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Configuration options

The webhooks stanza in se2-config.yaml consists of a top level webhooks object with a list of entries. Each entry has an id referencing the builder.function.promoted hook point and a list of one or more HTTP targets, which consist of a url, method, and dictionary of headers (optional).

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Examples

A simple inline example:
se2-config.yaml
capabilities:
  # ...

webhooks:
  - id: builder.function.promoted
    targets:
     - url: http://example.com/promoted
       method: POST
       headers:
         'X-Some-Header': 'some value'
An example with shared headers and multiple targets for a single hook point:
se2-config.yaml
commonHeaders: &commonHeaders
  'Authorization': 'Bearer d2UncmUgaGlyaW5nCg=='

webhooks:
  - id: builder.function.promoted
    targets:
     - url: http://echo-server:1234/promoted
       method: POST
       headers: *commonHeaders

     - url: https://postman-echo.com/post
       method: POST
       headers: *commonHeaders

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Hook points

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builder.function.promoted Description Runs when an end user successfully deploys a plugin. Sample response(JSON): 
{
    "webhook_id": "builder.function.promoted",
    "compute_context": {
        "request_id": "ac1f5e84-5327-46a5-9d71-8ad766f39979",
        "request_url": "/api/v1/draft/com.suborbital.demo/default/webhook/promote"
    },
    "response_body": {
        "ident": "com.suborbital.demo",
        "namespace": "default",
        "fn": "webhook",
        "version": "v1.0.0"
    }
}