This small PR changes the webhook trigger behaviour to be more in line with what's expected. (When 'repository' events are enabled, of course)
In other words:
For system-wide or default webhooks, repository events will now trigger said webhook. Previously it had to be under an organization for create events to be visible - a tad unexpected!
Deleting a repository will now fire its own defined webhooks, not just organisational and system ones.
In order to enable the latter the webhook has to now be triggered before the actual repo undergoes deletion. I'm willing to tweak this to try and 'grab' the webhook model beforehand and trigger the webhook notifier directly afterwards, but this may make the code more complex for little benefit.
Closes#11766, #9180.
* Create system webhook column (and migration)
* Create system webhook DB methods
Based on the default webhook ones
* Modify router to handle system webhooks and default ones
* Remove old unused admin nav template
* Adjust orgRepoCtx to differentiate system and default webhook URLs
* Assign IsSystemWebhook when creating webhooks
* Correctly use booleans for IsSystemWebhook
* Use system webhooks when preparing webhooks for payload
* Add UI and locale changes
* Use router params to differentiate admin hook pages
* Fix deleting admin webhooks and rename method
* Add clarity to webhook docs
* Revert "Remove old unused admin nav template"
This reverts commit 191a20a738.
* Rename WebHooksNewPost to GiteaHooksNewPost for clarity
* Reintroduce blank line lost during merge conflict
Co-authored-by: Lunny Xiao <xiaolunwen@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Lauris BH <lauris@nix.lv>
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