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Processes incoming GitHub webhook events. This is the endpoint that GitHub calls when events occur in the repository. The endpoint: - Validates the webhook signature using the repository's secret - Extracts event type and delivery ID from GitHub headers - Routes the event to appropriate handlers based on event type - Processes events asynchronously to avoid blocking GitHub
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Retrieves all webhooks configured for the specified repository. Returns detailed information about each webhook including: - GitHub webhook ID and internal ID - Webhook URL endpoint - Events that trigger the webhook - Active status - Creation and last update timestamps
List of webhooks for the repository
Permanently deletes a webhook for the specified repository. This operation: - Removes the webhook from GitHub, stopping all event deliveries - Deletes the webhook metadata from the SFP database - Does not delete the webhook secret (which may be reused if webhook is recreated)
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Lists pull requests with optional filtering by username and state. Supports pagination. Can filter PRs created by or assigned to a specific user. Returns basic PR information including title, state, and branch details.
Repository identifier in format owner/repo
Filter pull requests by GitHub username
State of pull requests to return (default: open)
Page number (1-based, default: 1)
Number of results per page (default: 30, max: 100)
List of pull requests
Creates a new GitHub issue in the specified repository. Supports setting labels, assignees, and milestones. Useful for automated issue creation from CI/CD pipelines or error tracking systems.
Repository identifier in the format owner/repo
Issue title
Issue body/description in markdown format
Labels to apply to the issue
GitHub usernames to assign to the issue
Milestone number or title
The issue has been successfully created
Creates a GitHub webhook for the specified repository to enable real-time event notifications. The webhook listens for a predefined set of events relevant to the SFP application: - pull_request: Tracks PR creation, updates, merges, and closures - pull_request_review: Monitors review submissions and changes - pull_request_review_comment: Captures inline code review comments - issue_comment: Tracks comments on both issues and pull requests - issues: Monitors issue lifecycle events
Repository identifier in format owner/repo
octocat/hello-world
URL where GitHub should send webhook events
https://example.com/webhook
The webhook has been successfully created
Updates an existing GitHub webhook's URL for the specified repository. The webhook must already exist for this repository. The events that trigger the webhook and its active status remain unchanged - only the URL is updated.
Repository identifier in format owner/repo
octocat/hello-world
URL where GitHub should send webhook events
https://example.com/webhook
The webhook has been successfully updated
Creates a GitHub check run on a commit with optional code annotations. Useful for reporting CI/CD results, code quality checks, or custom validations. Annotations can highlight specific lines in files with issues.
Repository identifier in the format owner/repo
Commit SHA to create the check for. For PRs, this should be the head commit SHA.
6dcb09b5b57875f334f61aebed695e2e4193db5e
Pull request number. If provided, the check will be associated with this PR.
123
Title of the check run
sfp Metadata Duplicate Check
Summary of the check results
Additional details about the check run
Details URL that will appear in the GitHub UI
https://your-server.com/check-details/123
The check run has been successfully created
Creates a new pull request between two branches. Supports draft pull requests. The source branch must have commits ahead of the target branch. Useful for automated PR creation in CI/CD workflows.
Repository identifier in the format owner/repo
octocat/Hello-World
The source branch containing the changes
feature-branch
The target branch to merge changes into
main
Title of the pull request
Add new feature
Description of the pull request in markdown format
This PR implements the following: - Feature A - Feature B
Whether to create as a draft pull request
false
The pull request has been successfully created
Closes a GitHub issue with an optional comment. This is a convenience endpoint that updates the issue state to closed and optionally adds a closing comment in a single operation.
Repository identifier in the format owner/repo
Optional comment to add when closing the issue
The issue has been successfully closed
Reopens a previously closed pull request. The PR must not have been merged. All previous history including comments and reviews is preserved.
Repository identifier in the format owner/repo
flxbl-io/sfp-pro
The pull request has been successfully reopened
Updates an existing GitHub issue including title, body, state, labels, assignees, and milestone. Can be used to close issues, update their status, or modify metadata. Only the fields provided in the request body will be updated.
Repository identifier in the format owner/repo
New title for the issue
New body/description in markdown format
New state for the issue
New labels for the issue
GitHub usernames to assign to the issue
New milestone number or title
The issue has been successfully updated
Closes an open pull request without merging. The PR can be reopened later if needed. This action preserves all PR history including comments and reviews.
Repository identifier in the format owner/repo
flxbl-io/sfp-pro
The pull request has been successfully closed