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fix(github-app): stop warning about undeliverable webhook events - #191
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The startup subscription check warned forever on a correctly configured App, because `required_trigger_events()` listed three events `GET /app` can never report: - `pull_request_target` is not a webhook event at all. It is a workflow trigger preloop synthesizes from the `pull_request` webhook (`events/pull_request.rs`), so GitHub has nothing to report and the entry could never be satisfied. - `check_run`/`check_suite` are auto-subscribed for Apps holding `checks: write` and are omitted from `events`, so their absence never meant they were undelivered. Verified against a live App: 17 `check_suite` deliveries while `events` was `["pull_request","push"]`. The warning also told operators to "tick the missing events" for events whose checkbox GitHub does not render, because the App lacks the gating permission -- a dead end. It now reads permissions from the same `GET /app` response and splits its advice: events tickable today, versus events needing a permission grant (and installation acceptance) first. `read_app_events_at` becomes `read_app_subscription_at`, returning events plus permissions as `AppSubscription`; the per-event permission mapping mirrors each event's "must have at least read-level access for the ..." clause in GitHub's webhook events reference. The old test built its "complete subscription" from the table under test, so it passed for fictional event names. It now asserts every entry against a literal list of real GitHub webhook events. Drive-by, unrelated: fix a `clippy::manual_is_multiple_of` error in store.rs that already failed `just test-ci` on main under Rust 1.97. Entire-Checkpoint: 01M14P1FE04JFCVNTFEKBSV9XD
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughGitHub App subscription validation now reads webhook events and permissions, accounts for implicit check events, excludes synthesized ChangesGitHub App subscription validation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The startup warning may link operators to the wrong GitHub App settings path because it uses the numeric App ID instead of the App slug; the change is otherwise mergeable with explicit owner follow-up to correct or remove that link. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Startup->>GitHubAppCredentials: read_app_subscription()
GitHubAppCredentials->>GitHub: GET /app
GitHub-->>GitHubAppCredentials: events and permissions
GitHubAppCredentials-->>Startup: AppSubscription
Startup->>TriggerEventValidation: warn_missing_trigger_events(AppSubscription)
TriggerEventValidation-->>Startup: tickable and permission-blocked events
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| `pull_request_target` is deliberately not in the list: it is a workflow | ||
| trigger preloop synthesizes from the `pull_request` webhook | ||
| (`src/events/pull_request.rs`), never an event GitHub delivers, so requiring a | ||
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The setup instructions later in this document (lines 178–181) still tell operators to tick pull_request_target, check_run, and check_suite. This directly contradicts the new guidance here: pull_request_target has no checkbox, while the check events are implicit with checks: write. Users following the documented setup will therefore continue searching for controls that do not exist, so update that second checklist as well.
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In `@crates/preloop-runner-server/src/github_app.rs`:
- Around line 1471-1474: Update warn_missing_trigger_events to use the GitHub
App slug, not numeric app_id, in the settings URL; retain and propagate the slug
from GET /app through AppSubscription, or remove the direct link if the slug is
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| "GitHub App {app_id} does not receive webhook events preloop needs \ | ||
| (missing: {all}). GitHub will never deliver those events to preloop. \ | ||
| Open https://github.com/settings/apps/{app_id}/permissions. {}", | ||
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rg -n -C 8 'struct AppSubscription|AppSubscription|slug|GET /app|api.github.com/app|warn_missing_trigger_events' crates/preloop-runner-server/src/github_app.rsRepository: preloopdev/preloop
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GitHub App settings URL /settings/apps/{slug}/permissions app slug App ID official documentation
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GitHub App settings are managed through the GitHub user interface and the REST API using specific identifiers. The URL structure for managing a GitHub App via the browser typically follows the path: https://github.com/settings/apps/{app-slug} (or https://github.com/organizations/{org-name}/settings/apps/{app-slug} for apps owned by an organization) [1][2]. Key identifiers for a GitHub App include: 1. App Slug: A URL-friendly, lowercase string derived from the app's name (e.g., spaces are replaced by hyphens) [1]. It is used in the UI URL path to navigate to the app's settings [1][2]. 2. App ID: A unique integer assigned to the app by GitHub [3][4]. It is primarily used for API interactions and authentication rather than the primary browser UI URL path [3]. To modify permissions for an existing GitHub App, navigate to the app's settings page in the GitHub UI, then click on "Permissions & events" in the sidebar [5]. From there, you can adjust repository, organization, enterprise, or account permissions as needed [6][5]. For developers working with the GitHub REST API, endpoints use the App ID (integer) or can reference the app slug in certain contexts [3][4]. Official documentation regarding API endpoints and the required permissions for GitHub Apps can be found in the GitHub REST API documentation [3][4][7].
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.github.com/en/apps/creating-github-apps/registering-a-github-app/registering-a-github-app
- 2: https://docs.github.com/en/enterprise-cloud@latest/apps/creating-github-apps/registering-a-github-app/registering-a-github-app
- 3: https://docs.github.com/rest/apps/apps
- 4: https://docs.github.com/en/rest/apps/apps?apiVersion=2026-03-10
- 5: https://github.com/github/docs/blob/main/content/apps/maintaining-github-apps/modifying-a-github-app-registration.md
- 6: https://docs.github.com/en/enterprise-cloud@latest/apps/creating-github-apps/registering-a-github-app/choosing-permissions-for-a-github-app
- 7: https://docs.github.com/en/rest/authentication/permissions-required-for-github-apps?apiVersion=
Use the App slug in the settings link.
When warn_missing_trigger_events reports missing events, it uses numeric app_id in a browser route that expects the App slug. This may direct the operator to a noncanonical settings path. Retain slug from GET /app in AppSubscription and use it here, or remove the direct link.
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In `@crates/preloop-runner-server/src/github_app.rs` around lines 1471 - 1474,
Update warn_missing_trigger_events to use the GitHub App slug, not numeric
app_id, in the settings URL; retain and propagate the slug from GET /app through
AppSubscription, or remove the direct link if the slug is unavailable.
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ℹ️ No critical issues, minor documentation correction inline.
Reviewed changes
No prior Pullfrog review exists, so this review covers the full pull request.
- Enriched App subscriptions: Replaced event-only reads with an
AppSubscriptionthat includes GitHub App permissions. - Refined trigger validation: Removed the synthesized
pull_request_targetevent and recognizedchecks: writeas implicit delivery for Checks webhooks. - Improved operator guidance: Grouped missing triggers by whether their required permission has already been granted and updated the webhook documentation.
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| /// Authenticates with the App JWT, the only credential `/app` accepts. | ||
| pub(crate) async fn read_app_events(&self) -> anyhow::Result<Vec<String>> { | ||
| read_app_events_at(&api_base(), &self.app_id, &self.private_key).await | ||
| pub(crate) async fn read_app_subscription(&self) -> anyhow::Result<AppSubscription> { |
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The implementation log still names read_app_events_at on lines 353 and 360 of docs/github-app-api-compat.md, but this rename removes that function. Update those references to read_app_subscription_at so the compatibility document does not point at a nonexistent API.
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Important
The implicit check-event path can suppress a needed warning before an installation accepts the new permission.
Reviewed changes This review covers the GitHub App subscription readback and the startup guidance built from it.
- Subscription model
GET /appparsing now includes configured App permissions alongside explicit events. - Required event handling removes the synthetic
pull_request_targettrigger and recognizes Checks write access as implicit check-event delivery. - Operator guidance groups missing events by whether their configured permission is already present, with corresponding documentation updates.
ℹ️ Implementation log still names the removed read API
The implementation log still says read_app_events_at parses and validates the subscription, but the PR removes that function. This leaves the project's design history and test guidance pointing to a symbol that no longer exists.
Technical details
# Update the implementation-log API references
## Affected sites
- `docs/github-app-api-compat.md:353` — names removed `read_app_events_at`.
- `docs/github-app-api-compat.md:360` — describes tests for the removed API.
## Required outcome
- Keep the M1 implementation log aligned with `read_app_subscription_at` and its event-plus-permissions behavior.@v0 or keep the SHA fresh with Dependabot ｜ Fix all ➔ ｜ Fix 👍s ➔ ｜ View workflow run ｜ Using GPT Terra ｜ 𝕏
| /// explicitly subscribed, or because write access auto-subscribes it. | ||
| fn delivers(&self, required: &TriggerEvent) -> bool { | ||
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GET /app exposes the App's configured permissions, not each installation's effective grants. If checks: write is newly requested but an existing installation has not accepted it, this treats both check events as delivered and suppresses the warning even though GitHub continues using that installation's old permissions. Base the implicit-delivery decision on the relevant installation grant, or retain a warning that tells the operator to obtain installation approval.
Technical details
# Do not infer installation delivery from App-level permissions
## Affected sites
- `crates/preloop-runner-server/src/github_app.rs:1505-1506` — treats App-level `checks: write` as delivery for every installation.
- `crates/preloop-runner-server/src/github_app.rs:751-785` — existing helper retrieves an installation's effective permissions.
## Required outcome
- Suppress the implicit `check_run` and `check_suite` warning only after the installation receiving webhook delivery has accepted `checks: write`; otherwise give actionable approval guidance.
## Suggested approach (optional)
- GitHub documents that installations retain their old permissions until the account owner approves a requested expansion: https://docs.github.com/en/apps/creating-github-apps/setting-up-a-github-app/choosing-permissions-for-a-github-app
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ℹ️ No additional issues identified in this pass. The two existing Pullfrog threads on this commit remain unresolved, so this review is non-approving.
Reviewed changes Reviewed the full pull request, including the GitHub App subscription readback, permission-gated trigger guidance, and corresponding documentation.
- Subscription model:
GET /appnow provides explicit events and App registration permissions for the startup validation. - Trigger delivery: Removes the synthesized
pull_request_targettrigger and handles Checks write access as an implicit subscription for check events. - Operator guidance: Separates immediately selectable events from permission-gated events and updates the documented setup flow.
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ℹ️ No additional issues identified in this pass. The existing Pullfrog threads cover the validated installation-permission and stale-documentation concerns, so this review is non-approving.
Reviewed changes Reviewed the full pull request, including the GitHub App subscription readback, permission-gated trigger guidance, and the updated operator documentation.
- Subscription model:
GET /appnow provides explicit events and App registration permissions for startup validation. - Trigger delivery: Removes synthetic
pull_request_targetand recognizeschecks: writeas implicit delivery for Checks webhooks. - Operator guidance: Separates immediately selectable events from permission-gated events and updates GitHub App setup documentation.
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Important
Existing installations can silently miss newly permission-gated events.
Reviewed changes
Reviewed the GitHub App subscription read-back, missing-event diagnostics, tests, and associated documentation.
- Subscription model: Reads App-level
eventsand requested permissions fromGET /appto classify missing triggers. - Trigger requirements: Removes synthetic
pull_request_targetand modelscheck_runandcheck_suiteas implicit withchecks: write. - Operator guidance: Separates events that can be selected now from those that need a permission grant.
- Coverage and docs: Adds literal webhook-event validation and documents the revised subscription behavior.
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| fn delivers(&self, required: &TriggerEvent) -> bool { |
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GET /app exposes the App registration's requested permissions, not the permissions each existing installation has accepted. After adding a gated permission, this marks the event delivered and suppresses the warning even though an installation that has not approved the change still does not receive that event.
Technical details
# Registration permissions are not installation grants
## Affected sites
- `crates/preloop-runner-server/src/github_app.rs:1504` — `delivers` treats App-level `events` and `permissions` as proof of current delivery.
## Required outcome
- Base the delivery diagnostic on each installation's effective permissions, or clearly limit it to registration configuration without claiming current delivery.
- Cover an App whose registration has a newly added permission while an existing installation has not accepted it.
## Suggested approach
- `GET /app/installations` and `GET /app/installations/{installation_id}` return each installation's effective `permissions` and `events`; use those fields when determining whether to suppress the warning.
GitHub documents that added repository permissions do not take effect until each installation approves them: https://docs.github.com/en/apps/maintaining-github-apps/modifying-a-github-app-registration#changing-the-permissions-of-a-github-app
The installation endpoints expose effective permissions: https://docs.github.com/en/rest/apps/apps#list-installations-for-the-authenticated-app
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ℹ️ No additional issues identified in this pass. The existing unresolved review threads remain non-approving.
Reviewed changes Reviewed the full pull request, including the GET /app subscription readback, its GitHub installation-permission contract, operator guidance, and coverage.
- Subscription model: Replaces event-only reads with
AppSubscription, carrying App registration events and permissions. - Trigger delivery: Removes synthesized
pull_request_targetand treatschecks: writeas implicit delivery for Checks webhooks. - Operator guidance: Separates events that can be selected immediately from those gated on App permissions, with corresponding documentation updates.
- Validation: Exercises the GitHub App unit-test module, including the new trigger, permission-bucketing, and response-parsing tests.
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Important
Existing installations can still miss required webhooks after an App permission expansion; see the inline comment.
Reviewed changes Reviewed the App subscription read-back, permission-aware event diagnostics, tests, and related documentation.
- Subscription model Replaces event-only inspection with
GET /appevents and App permissions, including implicit Checks delivery. - Operator guidance Separates events that can be selected now from those blocked on a permission grant, and removes the synthesized
pull_request_targettrigger. - Coverage and docs Adds unit coverage for real webhook names and subscription parsing, and updates the webhook guidance.
ℹ️ Stale implementation-log identifiers
The implementation log still names read_app_events_at twice even though this PR removes that function. Update those references so the design history remains searchable and accurate.
Technical details
# Stale implementation-log identifiers
## Affected sites
- `docs/github-app-api-compat.md:353` — names the removed `read_app_events_at` helper.
- `docs/github-app-api-compat.md:360` — describes tests using the removed helper.
## Required outcome
- Refer to `read_app_subscription_at` and its events-plus-permissions behavior.@v0 or keep the SHA fresh with Dependabot ｜ Fix all ➔ ｜ Fix 👍s ➔ ｜ View workflow run ｜ Using GPT Terra ｜ 𝕏
| /// explicitly subscribed, or because write access auto-subscribes it. | ||
| fn delivers(&self, required: &TriggerEvent) -> bool { | ||
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GET /app reports the App registration, not each installation's accepted permissions. After adding (for example) checks: write, existing installations that have not approved the expansion continue using their old grants, yet this branch treats the registration-level permission as proof that check events are delivered and silences the warning.
Technical details
# Installation permissions can suppress a required warning
## Affected sites
- `crates/preloop-runner-server/src/github_app.rs:1505-1506` — registration-level `events` and `permissions` are treated as effective delivery for all installations.
## Required outcome
- Do not report a required event as delivered solely from `GET /app` when an existing installation may not have accepted the corresponding permission expansion.
## Suggested approach
- Inspect the `permissions` returned by `GET /app/installations` (or the configured installation), or retain a warning that App-level inspection cannot verify delivery until each installation accepts the new permission.
## Evidence
- GitHub says an installation that does not approve newly requested App permissions continues using its old permissions: https://docs.github.com/en/apps/creating-github-apps/setting-up-a-github-app/choosing-permissions-for-a-github-app#about-changes-to-permissions
- GitHub exposes each installation's effective permissions from `GET /app/installations`: https://docs.github.com/en/rest/apps/apps?apiVersion=2022-11-28#list-installations-for-the-authenticated-app
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The startup subscription check warns on every boot even for a correctly configured App, because
required_trigger_events()listed three eventsGET /appcan never report.pull_request_targetis not a webhook event at all. It is a workflow trigger preloop synthesizes from thepull_requestwebhook (events/pull_request.rs), so GitHub has nothing to report and the entry could never be satisfied.check_run/check_suiteare auto-subscribed for Apps holdingchecks: writeand are omitted fromevents, so their absence never meant they were undelivered. Verified against a live App: 17check_suitedeliveries whileeventswas["pull_request","push"].It also told operators to "tick the missing events" for events whose checkbox GitHub does not render, because the App lacks the gating permission — a dead end that cost real debugging time.
Change
pull_request_target; treatcheck_run/check_suiteas satisfied bychecks: write.read_app_events_atbecomesread_app_subscription_at, returning events and permissions (AppSubscription) from the response it already fetched.docs/github-app-webhook.md,docs/github-app-api-compat.md), which published the same wrong list.Tests
The old test built its "complete subscription" from the table under test, so it passed no matter how many fictional event names the list contained. It now asserts every entry against a literal list of real GitHub webhook events, plus new coverage for the implicitly-delivered check events and for permission bucketing.
Against the real App shape (
events: [pull_request, push],permissions: {checks: write, contents: read, metadata: read, pull_requests: read}) the warning drops from 12 entries to 9 real ones, split into 6 tickable now and 3 blocked on the Issues/Actions permissions.just test-cipasses locally (fmt, clippy, tests, conformance).Drive-by
store.rscarried aclippy::manual_is_multiple_oferror that already failedjust test-cionmainunder Rust 1.97. Unrelated to this fix, but the gate cannot run without it.Summary by cubic
Fixes the GitHub App startup subscription check so a correctly configured App no longer warns about undeliverable webhook events.
The check previously required
pull_request_target(which GitHub never delivers — preloop synthesizes it from thepull_requestwebhook) and flaggedcheck_run/check_suiteas missing even thoughchecks: writeauto-subscribes them and GitHub omits them fromevents.GET /appresponse; the warning now separates events tickable now from events needing a permission grant (and installation acceptance) first.pull_request_targetfrom the required list and treatscheck_run/check_suiteas satisfied bychecks: write.clippy::manual_is_multiple_offailure instore.rsthat breaksjust test-cionmain.Written for commit dbb3f38. Summary will update on new commits.
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Stop warning about undeliverable webhook events by enriching GitHub App subscription model with permissions
read_app_eventswithread_app_subscription, which fetches both webhook events and permissions fromGET /appand returns anAppSubscriptionstructTriggerEventandMissingTriggerEventstructs that model each required event's gating permission and whether write-level permission implicitly delivers it (check_run,check_suiteare implicit withchecks: write)warn_missing_trigger_eventsnow computes missing events using explicit subscriptions and implicit delivery, then logs a single consolidated warning with step-by-step guidance grouping events by the permission to grantpull_request_targetfrom the required trigger set (synthesized frompull_request) and updates docs/github-app-api-compat.md and docs/github-app-webhook.md accordinglyread_app_subscription_atnow parses apermissionsobject fromGET /app; if GitHub omits or renames permission keys,has_permission/has_write_permissionin github_app.rs may misclassify missing events and suppress or misattribute warningsMacroscope summarized dbb3f38.
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pull_request_target, which is generated from another webhook event.Documentation