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Outbound webhooks

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Push every run result to your own endpoint so Testsnag can feed a status page, a dashboard, or an incident tool.

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What this covers

  1. 1Register an endpoint to receive run events
  2. 2Choose which events it should receive
  3. 3Inspect a delivery and its response
  4. 4Retry a delivery that failed

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