Currently Octohook replies the same response for every single webhook received: a 200 with an empty body.
Some webhook providers might have different expectations and it would be nice to allow users to configure their response body using a JSON editor. It might also be helpful to allow them to configure the successful response status.
Note that I don't think this is something we could or should allow to configure within the workflow since the initial webhook response should be as fast as possible to avoid unnecessary retries.
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Currently Octohook replies the same response for every single webhook received: a 200 with an empty body.
Some webhook providers might have different expectations and it would be nice to allow users to configure their response body using a JSON editor. It might also be helpful to allow them to configure the successful response status.
Note that I don't think this is something we could or should allow to configure within the workflow since the initial webhook response should be as fast as possible to avoid unnecessary retries.