Webhooks

This section purpose is to manage the Webhooks (aka Project Hooks).

The key names here are webhook URLs, except if the key name is enforce and is set to true - in this case only the hooks defined here will remain in the project, all others will be deleted. When enforce is false, or not set, individual hooks can be deleted by setting their value to delete: true. The other values of the URL keys are the parameters described at edit a project webhook, except the id and hook_id.

Examples:

Example 1: only the first hook will be deleted. Here, omitting the enforce key altogether achieves the same result.

projects_and_groups:
  group_1/project_1:
    hooks:
      enforce: false
      "http://host.domain.com/some-old-hook-you-want-to-remove-from-config":
        delete: true
      "http://127.0.0.1:5000/hooks/merge_request":
        push_events: false # this is set to true by GitLab API by default
        merge_requests_events: true
        token: some_secret_auth_token

Example 2: here all hooks previously set in the group_1/project_1 project will be removed, except http://127.0.0.1:5000/hooks/merge-request will remain.

projects_and_groups:
  group_1/project_1:
    hooks:
      enforce: true
      "http://127.0.0.1:5000/hooks/merge-request":
        push_events: false
        merge_requests_events: true

Example 3: here enforce: true is applied to the hooks of all projects within group-1: for each of these the example.hook.url hook will be created/updated and all others will be removed, unless further specified - in project-1 the special-hook.net hook will also be added/kept and all others deleted (so that project-1 ends up with just these 2 hooks).

group-1/*:
  hooks:
    enforce: true
    https://example.hook.url:
      push_events: true
group-1/project-1:
  hooks:
    https://special-hook.net:
      job_events: true