
Hey Appwriters!
I'm trying to use Appwrite Function (Cloud) to automate a task on GitHub. I'm using the Github webhook and I don't know which URL I should input as the Payload URL

Did you read the docs?

But also this is not the right section...what are you doing?

Oh my bad... Apologies.... I will check the docs
I'm trying out some of the Function templates with webhooks

What do you mean function templates with webhooks? Are you trying to deploy functions using our GitHub integration on a self hosted instance of Appwrite?

Yea, But not just a normal function. I'm creating a function that uses one of the template provided ( this template uses Github webhook)

Its on Appwrite Cloud

Which function templates are you referring to?


I see...thanks for the context

Disregard this then

The payload URL will be your function domain


Neither. Go to your function and click on the domains tab

Oh thanks....
It works now

I'm not sure if I need to open an issue or something
The process is kinda backward. Let me explain

So when you're creating a function from template that uses webhook for example. You'll be required to provide a token and webhook secret

and for you to create webhook you need the function domain.... which will only be generated after you've deployed the function

although, we can always edit the webhook payload url later on though

I'm just thinking it will be nice to have it in a step that does not involve back and forth

Ya you can fill all that out and save the secret. Then, create the webhook in GitHub and add the secret and domain right?
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