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Currently the following command is rejected with a syntax error:
!gitlab webhook add SOME_ALIAS REPOSITORY/PATH/
The error message is the following:
Usage: !webhook add [server URL or alias] [repository]
The error message is confusing, since it seems to allow to specify a server alias (or URL) followed by the repository.
But in fact it seems to allow only one of these two optional arguments.
Thus the following should be more appropriate:
Usage: !webhook add [server URL or alias | repository]
Of course it would be even better to allow both a URL and a repository. Maybe keyword-based assignments (e.g. server=foo repo=something/) could make this possible.
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I believe the issue is that the webhook add command only works when issued as: !gitlab webhook add https://gitlab-host-fqdn-here path/to/repo/to/webhookify
it doesn't seem to work with aliases or just hostnames... needs the proto too.
ADDITIONALLY the help dialog asserts the command is '!webhook' which is misleading, as it only works as !gitlab webhook ...
Currently the following command is rejected with a syntax error:
The error message is the following:
The error message is confusing, since it seems to allow to specify a server alias (or URL) followed by the repository.
But in fact it seems to allow only one of these two optional arguments.
Thus the following should be more appropriate:
Of course it would be even better to allow both a URL and a repository. Maybe keyword-based assignments (e.g.
server=foo repo=something/
) could make this possible.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: