Hi, I think it is a bug but I am not sure. I create a webhook with Consumer = All consumers and Provider = Service1 When I then click on Test Webhook however I get send what looks like all possible combination, completely spamming my github action which is only for ONE provider... I would have expected that they send all configurations for the configured webhook instead, so all consumer-provider pairs that include my chosen provider Is that an intended process? If so I need to update our documentation with a warning to not use that button 😅

Can you please elaborate on what github actions spawned? Multiple builds for the one provider? I suspect if you select “ALL” consumers, it will create a webhook for each consumer for that provider

so I have a webhook saying :all consumers, provider = Service1 I have a github API call that triggers the repository workflow of that particular provider. What I see when I click test is that I get ALL provider/consumer combinations leading to hundreds of github workflow calls. So eg. ServiceB -> Service D (Service one is not part of that pair) Service 1 -> Service 2 (Service is here consumer and not the provider) luckily with a reload you seem to be able to stop the spamming, as I could not find a stop button 😅

wow, that’s….a bit crazy

ah interesting I thought that is something pactflow specific. I will raise a bug ticket there then, thanks 🙂

Thanks Ruth, yes we’ve tracked this internally. Yousaf works for us so we’ve added it to our backlog for review

super thank you