This resource allows you to create and manage webhooks for repositories within your Github organization.
This resource cannot currently be used to manage webhooks for personal repositories, outside of organizations.
resource "github_repository" "repo" { name = "foo" description = "Terraform acceptance tests" homepage_url = "http://example.com/" private = false } resource "github_repository_webhook" "foo" { repository = "${github_repository.repo.name}" name = "web" configuration { url = "https://google.de/" content_type = "form" insecure_ssl = false } active = false events = ["issues"] }
The following arguments are supported:
name
- (Required) The type of the webhook. See a list of available hooks.
repository
- (Required) The repository of the webhook.
events
- (Required) A list of events which should trigger the webhook. See a list of available events
configuration
- (Required) key/value pair of configuration for this webhook. Available keys are url
, content_type
, secret
and insecure_ssl
.
active
- (Optional) Indicate of the webhook should receive events. Defaults to true
.
The following additional attributes are exported:
url
- URL of the webhook Repository Webhooks can be imported using the name
of the repository, combined with the id
of the webhook, separated by a /
character. The id
of the webhook can be found in the URL of the webhook. For example: "https://github.com/foo-org/foo-repo/settings/hooks/14711452"
.
Importing uses the name of the repository, as well as the ID of the webhook, e.g.
$ terraform import github_repository_webhook.terraform terraform/11235813
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https://www.terraform.io/docs/providers/github/r/repository_webhook.html