This change allows you to return nil in an event_retriever to ignore a
particular webhook event. You might want to do this for security
reasons (See #36). You might want to do this for ignoring test webhooks
in production (See #33 and #34).
Coverage remained the same when pulling 16d2c9b9918d898432d2c77c8db64aa9770dfcb0 on rmm5t:ignore-event-support into b9c5e7fc34af597ffa0bdc2324ce38468939c157 on integrallis:master.
Coverage remained the same when pulling 16d2c9b9918d898432d2c77c8db64aa9770dfcb0 on rmm5t:ignore-event-support into b9c5e7fc34af597ffa0bdc2324ce38468939c157 on integrallis:master.
Coverage remained the same when pulling f9500b0b501a17012aff2cdb2aa91947ce151780 on rmm5t:ignore-event-support into b9c5e7fc34af597ffa0bdc2324ce38468939c157 on integrallis:master.
This change allows you to return
nil
in an event_retriever to ignore a particular webhook event. You might want to do this for security reasons (See #36). You might want to do this for ignoring test webhooks in production (See #33 and #34).