As webhooks are now the standard way to notify the plugin whenever commits are pushed to the repository (see #292), we should implement support payload validation, as described in webhooks documentation.
This requires a new repository config to store the webhook secret key used to salt the payload hash, and additional processing in the precommit hook.
As webhooks are now the standard way to notify the plugin whenever commits are pushed to the repository (see #292), we should implement support payload validation, as described in webhooks documentation.
This requires a new repository config to store the webhook secret key used to salt the payload hash, and additional processing in the precommit hook.