Extrafield in webhook URL

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Hi again.

We’re trying to set some extrafields to be used in a webhook, but it seems not to be replaced in the URL of the webhook like you can see in the attached pictures.

Any idea? Are we doing something wrong?

Thank you.

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Is there a value set for this repository on the jenkins_job_id extra var? The substitution only works for set values.

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Yes of course.

Regards.

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OK, confirmed that there’s a problem with this on 4.10 series.

We’ll fix it on next bugfix release probably within few days.

Best,

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Ok! Thank you very much!

Regards

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Release 4.11.2 is out that fixes this problem. Thanks for reporting!

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Thank you very much!

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I setting up a JSON webhook to a Fisheye server and it looks like I have the same problem running 4.23.1 community:

  File "/opt/rhodecode/store/wz9gh57g4zk6aklc1b6d996l50az2kkx-python2.7-requests-2.22.0/lib/python2.7/site-packages/requests/models.py", line 940, in raise_for_status
raise HTTPError(http_error_msg, response=self)
HTTPError: 405 Client Error: Method Not Allowed for url: http://<server-dns>/rest-service-fecru/admin/repositories/$%7Bextra__fisheye-name%7D/incremental-index

(obfuscated the server’s DNS name in the log).

I have set the extra field on the repo where I am testing this like so:

And the global JSON webhook is set like so:

With these settings, I would expect to replace the extra field with ‘cm_scripts-fork’ in the URL.

I have tried using ${repo_name} at that spot but that gives met the repo name with Rhodecode folder name and I just need the repo name without the folder name. So that was not working for me. So the extra field looks like the best option.

Where am I going wrong? Or has the same problem re-surfaced.

Best Regards,

Frits.

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This should work fine, can you try using key: fisheye_name with an underscore ?

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That fixed the URL indeed:

HTTPError: 405 Client Error: Method Not Allowed for url: http://<dns-name>/rest-service-fecru/admin/repositories/cm_scripts-fork/incremental-index

The variable expanded properly.
(Now I am hitting another problem in the Fisheye server authentication or so but that is my problem).

I had tried different key names and checked maybe not using capitals or so but that did not make a difference. Did not think of varying the ‘-’ into something else. Using a ‘-’ is usually safe in a URL so never thought of it.

Thanks!

Addition: The rest of the problems with the URL were indeed authentication and having to using PUT iso POST.