discourse-solved/spec/fabricators/solved_hook_fabricator.rb

# frozen_string_literal: true

Fabricator(:solved_web_hook, from: :web_hook) do
  after_build do |web_hook|
    web_hook.web_hook_event_types =
      WebHookEventType.where(name: %w[accepted_solution unaccepted_solution])
  end
end
FEATURE: Publish WebHook event when solving/unsolving (#85) * FEATURE: Publish WebHook event when solving/unsolving This feature will publish a post edit webhook event whenever a solution is accepted or unaccepted. I went ahead and used the existing post-edit webhook because all the post custom fields for the solved plugin are already included in the post-edit serializer. * Create Solved Event Webhook This commit adds a solved event webhook that will only trigger when an answer has been marked as accepted or unaccepted. It uses 100 as the webhook ID. This way any new webhooks in core can keep using lower numbers like 11, 12, 13, but plugins can use 101, 102, etc. * Removed functionality that was added to core This [PR][1] to discourse core adds what what removed in this commit. It is better to have this logic in core so that it is discoverable and future webhooks won't end up accidentally using the same ID. [1]: https://github.com/discourse/discourse/pull/9110 * UX: Add "solved" status filter in advanced search page. And rename `in:solved` to `status:solved`. * FEATURE: Publish WebHook event when solving/unsolving This feature will publish a post edit webhook event whenever a solution is accepted or unaccepted. I went ahead and used the existing post-edit webhook because all the post custom fields for the solved plugin are already included in the post-edit serializer. * Create Solved Event Webhook This commit adds a solved event webhook that will only trigger when an answer has been marked as accepted or unaccepted. It uses 100 as the webhook ID. This way any new webhooks in core can keep using lower numbers like 11, 12, 13, but plugins can use 101, 102, etc. * Removed functionality that was added to core This [PR][1] to discourse core adds what what removed in this commit. It is better to have this logic in core so that it is discoverable and future webhooks won't end up accidentally using the same ID. [1]: https://github.com/discourse/discourse/pull/9110 Co-authored-by: Vinoth Kannan <vinothkannan@vinkas.com> 2020-03-06 11:28:29 -07:00			`# frozen_string_literal: true`

			`Fabricator(:solved_web_hook, from: :web_hook) do`
FIX: granular webhooks (#248) After those core changes we need additional translations https://github.com/discourse/discourse/pull/23070 2023-10-09 14:26:29 +11:00			`after_build do \|web_hook\|`
			`web_hook.web_hook_event_types =`
			`WebHookEventType.where(name: %w[accepted_solution unaccepted_solution])`
			`end`
FEATURE: Publish WebHook event when solving/unsolving (#85) * FEATURE: Publish WebHook event when solving/unsolving This feature will publish a post edit webhook event whenever a solution is accepted or unaccepted. I went ahead and used the existing post-edit webhook because all the post custom fields for the solved plugin are already included in the post-edit serializer. * Create Solved Event Webhook This commit adds a solved event webhook that will only trigger when an answer has been marked as accepted or unaccepted. It uses 100 as the webhook ID. This way any new webhooks in core can keep using lower numbers like 11, 12, 13, but plugins can use 101, 102, etc. * Removed functionality that was added to core This [PR][1] to discourse core adds what what removed in this commit. It is better to have this logic in core so that it is discoverable and future webhooks won't end up accidentally using the same ID. [1]: https://github.com/discourse/discourse/pull/9110 * UX: Add "solved" status filter in advanced search page. And rename `in:solved` to `status:solved`. * FEATURE: Publish WebHook event when solving/unsolving This feature will publish a post edit webhook event whenever a solution is accepted or unaccepted. I went ahead and used the existing post-edit webhook because all the post custom fields for the solved plugin are already included in the post-edit serializer. * Create Solved Event Webhook This commit adds a solved event webhook that will only trigger when an answer has been marked as accepted or unaccepted. It uses 100 as the webhook ID. This way any new webhooks in core can keep using lower numbers like 11, 12, 13, but plugins can use 101, 102, etc. * Removed functionality that was added to core This [PR][1] to discourse core adds what what removed in this commit. It is better to have this logic in core so that it is discoverable and future webhooks won't end up accidentally using the same ID. [1]: https://github.com/discourse/discourse/pull/9110 Co-authored-by: Vinoth Kannan <vinothkannan@vinkas.com> 2020-03-06 11:28:29 -07:00			`end`