I've noticed that in exercise-11-18, we recommend Discord Webhook Notify. However, the project itself advises: "Don't use any v1.x.x as these have been broken by various changes over time and will no longer work properly."
For v2, the project has added a new dependency on discord.js and uses its parseWebhookURL function to parse URLs. However, this function only supports official Discord URLs that match the regex /https?:\/\/(?:ptb\.|canary\.)?discord\.com\/api(?:\/v\d{1,2})?\/webhooks\/(?<id>\d{17,19})\/(?<token>[\w-]{68})/i. This means URLs wrapped by other domains will result in the error: The provided webhook URL is not valid.
Given these issues, I suggest updating our recommendation to either Discord for GitHub Actions(based on Docker) or Actions Status Discord(pure JavaScript). Both I’ve tested —they work well and boast over 200 stars.
I've noticed that in exercise-11-18, we recommend Discord Webhook Notify. However, the project itself advises: "Don't use any v1.x.x as these have been broken by various changes over time and will no longer work properly."
For v2, the project has added a new dependency on
discord.jsand uses its parseWebhookURL function to parse URLs. However, this function only supports official Discord URLs that match the regex/https?:\/\/(?:ptb\.|canary\.)?discord\.com\/api(?:\/v\d{1,2})?\/webhooks\/(?<id>\d{17,19})\/(?<token>[\w-]{68})/i. This means URLs wrapped by other domains will result in the error:The provided webhook URL is not valid.Given these issues, I suggest updating our recommendation to either Discord for GitHub Actions(based on Docker) or Actions Status Discord(pure JavaScript). Both I’ve tested —they work well and boast over 200 stars.