#readthedocs

sekhmet: Services is the old way of doing this, we don't set this up anymore

if this a project imported manually, we don't have a good method for automating connecting a github repo to your project

see the docs for webhook setup, there is information there on webhook setup

agj: Oh, okay - do you happen to know where those docs are, then? http://docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/webhooks.html is basically all about the Services

It mentions that "https://readthedocs.org/github" is what you should use to set up a manual webhook, but there's far more fields than just a URL when trying to set it up in github manually

sekhmet: that's the doc and correct endpoint for a webhook

docs there need an overhaul because we're actually doing webhooks a different way entirely now

but the new style webhooks currently require you to set up a project through github integrations

So I'd use https://readthedocs.org/github for the "Payload URL" and leave content type set to "application/json", Secret blank, and send "just the push event?"

(my "Integrations & Services" tab in github only has that "Add Service" bit in there, the webhook stuff is on its own tab)

that's all correct

Github's now saying that there was an error delivering the initial payload; getting a 400 back from the readthedocs.org server - is that cause for concern?

what's the response? it's likely that your project name doesn't exactly match the RTD project repo url

this is why we're moving away from this and the service set up

agj: The response contents is just "Invalid request", with an HTTP error of 400

agj: The project names look to me like they match totally fine - https://github.com/apocalyptech/exordium/ + http://exordium.readthedocs.io/

not sure on the response then, webhook sounds like it isn't set up correctly

if your Github repo URL exactly matches the repo URL set up on your RTD project, the GitHUb RTD service works fine

so sounds like there is a mismatch there, including the webhook configuration

setting this up using our GH integration is the easiest method

Yeah, I tried doing that a number of times but it never actually did anything despite theoretically authorizing it on the github side

I only started poking at it manually because nothing ever showed up on the github side otherwise

I wonder if a trailing slash could be the problem? I seem to have one in the RTD repo setting. I'll try taking that out.

Heh, well *something* I did in there triggered a build, but I suspect it was just the mere act of removing the trailing slash