Dolt objects (Pull request, pull request review) don't get saved when webhooks are initially created.
At this point I can get this to happen consistently with the dolt objects. I see this happen intermittently with other types of objects.
Nautobot version: v1.2.0b2 and 1.1.5
Python version: 3.6
To reproduce the problem:
Navigate to Extensibility--> Webhooks --> +
Create a webhook to fire for dolt | pull request object type creation
Click Create button
Observe that the created webhook Object Type(s) field is blank
In this example below, I configured this webhook to fire upon creation of a Pull Request object:
The created webhook does not save the Object Type(s) values:
If I edit the webhook, I can add the dolt | pull request object (again) and it does then save when I click the Update button:
When I try this using both a circuit object and pull request object, no object type(s) get saved upon webhook create:
When I try this with just a circuit object, the object type(s) are not saved upon creation on this try (although sometimes it does save the object type(s); with non-dolt objects the problem appears to be more intermittent):
Dolt objects (Pull request, pull request review) don't get saved when webhooks are initially created.
At this point I can get this to happen consistently with the dolt objects. I see this happen intermittently with other types of objects.
Nautobot version: v1.2.0b2 and 1.1.5 Python version: 3.6
To reproduce the problem:
In this example below, I configured this webhook to fire upon creation of a Pull Request object:
The created webhook does not save the Object Type(s) values:
If I edit the webhook, I can add the dolt | pull request object (again) and it does then save when I click the Update button:
When I try this using both a circuit object and pull request object, no object type(s) get saved upon webhook create:
When I try this with just a circuit object, the object type(s) are not saved upon creation on this try (although sometimes it does save the object type(s); with non-dolt objects the problem appears to be more intermittent):