Webinar recording: What’s New in Upsource 3.0

7 Responses to Webinar recording: What’s New in Upsource 3.0

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   आलोक says:

   May 18, 2016

   What’s the json payload format for upsource webhooks?
   We have set them up but they don’t seem to work.
   If it makes any difference it’s for integration with slack.

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   Artem says:

   May 18, 2016

   Hi There,

   There should be an example of a json in the webhooks doc located here:

   http://path-to-your-Upsource/~api_doc/index.html#webhooks

   Could you please share with us webhooks trigger(s) settings you have configured?

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   आलोक says:

   May 18, 2016

   Thanks. The triggers are pretty simple:

   1 On new revision : post to a single (slack) url
   2 On On comment added/ On review created/ On review closed or reopened/On review accepted or concern raised : post to another single (slack) url

   From the doc you provided, the issue could be owing to the fact that slack expects certain name value pairs, and they are not available in the json that upsource generates.
   But that’s just a hunch. Is it possible to view the POST payload data that upsource sends and the status code it received from the integrated service in some audit or access logs?

   What slack expects, from their documentation:
   payload={“text”: “A very important thing has occurred! for details!”}

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     Kirill Kononov says:

     May 19, 2016

     Hello,

     The POST payload data that Upsource sends is not shown in logs. However, a payload structure is fully described in the doc that Artem has mentioned. There is also an example of a payload shown on that page.

     The results of webhook requests are reflected in logs as the following messages:
     “Successful webhook POST to URL”
     “Unsuccessful webhook POST to URL, response code: statusCode”

     Obviously, there should be an intermediate entity between Upsource and Slack for the described integration to work, since the json formats are not compatible directly. We will probably provide Slack integration out of the box in the future, but for now there is no such feature.

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       Rajiv Nair says:

       August 4, 2016

       We’ve done a quick n’ dirty node service to sit between slack and upsource. It supports notifications when reviews are opened, closed, participants or comments are added etc. Feel free to extend or re-use as you see fit.
       Have a look: https://github.com/rajivrnair/upsource-slack-api-adapter

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   Rodislav Moldovan says:

   May 19, 2016

   pull requests are working only with github ?
   can I create pull request with thirdparty repositories ? for example for repos from Stash from Atlassian, so when everything is accepted Upsource will merge all the changes to the original repos from stash 🙂

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     arokhin says:

     May 19, 2016

     Hi Rodislav,

     Only GitHub pull requests are supported right now. GitLab and BitBucket in the queue. Corresponding requests – https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/UP-5943, https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/UP-6554