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Webhook block missing in self-hosted v3.1.0

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The community members are discussing the difficulty in finding the Webhook block in the latest version of the software. One community member notes that the Webhook functionality is now located in the HTTP Request block, and another suggests referring to the documentation for troubleshooting. The discussion also reveals that the term "Webhook" may be a misnomer, as the issue is related to incoming Webhooks rather than outgoing HTTP/API requests. The feature for handling incoming Webhooks was recently released for self-hosted instances.

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I can't seem to find the Webhook block in the latest version.
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Also, as per the concerned documentation (https://docs.typebot.io/editor/blocks/logic/webhook#webhook), doesn't seem like i've missed something
Hi @Shrey The webhook is on the HTTP Request block.
@Ron Adames I think you are referring to the other Webhook reference (calling a Webhook URL with the HTTP Request block).
I was able to finally find it (by first enabling it) by setting a value for the NEXT_PUBLIC_PARTYKIT_HOST environment variable
But, the issue still is that even though i've set this variable to the value of partykit.<my-domain>, it's not working properly
Good to know πŸ‘, but I always use the same block for Webhooks or advance https request for APIs.
How do you use the HTTP Request block for incoming Webhooks?
Take a look a it
Yeah, the "Webhook" term is a misnomer here
My post is regarding the incoming "Webhooks"
and not outgoing HTTP/API requests (called as Webhook calls here)
At the beginning I remember it was called Webhooks and then changed to Http Request
This feature has actually been released only yesterday (for self-hosted instances)
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