We’d like to use a secret in an alert channel HTTP header so we don’t have to hardcode the secret in our Checkly git repo.
Here’s how we’d envision we’d use it:
new WebhookAlertChannel("rootly-p2", {
name: "Rootly P2",
method: "POST",
url: new URL(
"https://webhooks.rootly.com/webhooks/incoming/checkly_webhooks"
),
headers: [{ key: "secret", value: "{{ ROOTLY_WEBHOOK_SECRET }}" }],
});Right now it recognizes the template but just replaces the value with an empty string leaving the header with no value.
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💡 Feature Request
9 months ago

James Hartig
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In Review
💡 Feature Request
9 months ago

James Hartig
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