Hi,
When a record is created, if a webhook associated to this creation doesn’t return correctly, the the update webhook is not called : cool no?
Why not using same logic for publication and deletion also :
If the update webhook doesn’t return correctly : don’t enable publication
If the delete webhook doesn’t return correctly : don’t delete the record
Hey @gdoumenc,
Could you please clarify what you mean by this, or give us some examples?
I don’t think this is true? None of our record actions should be dependent on a webhook… the webhooks generally fire after whatever event that triggered them has already happened. Webhooks don’t “block” record creation, publication, or deletion…
Am I misunderstanding what you meant?