How do I set up advanced GitHub webhooks?

How do I set up advanced GitHub webhooks?

To set up advanced GitHub webhooks, you need to go to your repository settings, select 'Webhooks', and then click 'Add webhook'. You will need to provide a payload URL, select the content type, and choose which events to trigger the webhook.

What kind of events can I trigger with webhooks?

You can trigger webhooks for various events like push, pull request, issues, releases, and more. You can also select 'Let me select individual events' to customize it further.

Can I use webhooks with third-party services?

Yes, you can integrate webhooks with third-party services like Zapier, Slack, or custom applications to automate workflows.

How do I test if my webhook is working?

You can test your webhook by using tools like Postman to send a test payload to your webhook URL, or you can use GitHub's built-in 'Recent Deliveries' feature to see if the webhook was triggered successfully.