Rob Zolkos
0435db30ba
* Add JSON response format to webhooks Support JSON responses for all webhook endpoints: index, show, create, update, destroy, and activation. Adds jbuilder views, updates controllers to use respond_to, and documents the API in docs/API.md. * Address PR review feedback - Use distinct board ID in API docs webhook example - Use render "webhooks/show" in activations controller for consistency * Address PR review feedback from flavorjones - Include webhook.board in cache key to avoid stale board data - Use _url instead of _path for location header consistency * Fix webhook create test to match Location header format Use board_webhook_url instead of board_webhook_path since the controller returns a full URL in the Location header. * Fix board ID in Location header example in API docs Use distinct board ID in the Location URL to match the JSON body example.
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