notifine.com links to git_events_bot instead of gitlab_notifine_bot about notifine

[mhkafadar]

Right, the Test > Merge Requests issue is a valid point. It's on my radar now, added to the backlog. But here's a workaround: try manually opening and merging a merge request. This way, you'll receive notifications for both the open and merge events. The merge requests notifications are functioning well.

[IlyaSemenov]

I digged some more, and the whole thing is odd.

https://notifine.com/ links to "Gitlab bot" under https://t.me/git_events_bot. That bot is down, but, interestingly, its description says "gitlab_notifine_bot".

https://t.me/gitlab_notifine_bot is also a bot, which is actually running.
However, it gives a webhook URL which responds with 502:

which of the above is the legitimate bot? which of it is supposed to work? Is the whole project deprecated perhaps?

[mhkafadar]

Thanks for pointing this out. The correct username is gitlab_notifine_bot. Apologies for the confusion – the website is a bit outdated and I'll address that. I've just tested the bot and it's functioning as expected. I’ll add some screenshots for better understanding.

Just a heads-up for your testing: make sure you have at least one real example in your project. For instance, if you're testing for push events, your repo should have at least one commit.

[IlyaSemenov]

Thank you. I see that it indeed does work for certain types of events. However, it doesn't work (crashes with 502) when I press Test > Merge request events even though the README says ✅ Pull request under Gitlab section?

[mhkafadar]

I am closing this issue. Thank you.