Hello! I use an API of Jira and have configured webhooks. When i do nothing on Jira webhook still send me some events like issue_update. Is it possible to handle this?
You need to check your webhook configuration
Check the JQL and For which event you are triggering the event.
So Whenever that event is trigger for the specified JQL then that webhook get executed.
Thanks,
Sachin
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As per configuration Event is configured on on created, updated and deleted event.
you there should be some action is happening out of this event.
What kind of email you are receiving is it related with event?
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You mentioned in your question that "webhook send me some events" what exactly it means?
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@Sachin Dhamale
For example:
I run bulk update for particular items, in that time, i received data from webhook with event: issue_updated and with changelog with what have been changed. It's ok. But after some time my webhook fires another issue_updated event with related data, but during that time I don't update anything.
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Check the history of the issue, you will find something has been edited.
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@Nic Brough -Adaptavist- I checked. I didn't find anything that I could update after bulk action but webhook still fired issue_update event and try to update fixVersion field
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