Modify _get_digest to use request.get_data(). #23
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* request.data is empty when the request type is application/x-www-form-urlencoded * request.get_data contains the raw request bytes, cached by flask, and that works for both application/json and application/x-www-form-urlencoded Signed-Off-By: Ahmed Awad <[email protected]>
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Am I correct in thinking that this would fix webhook secrets for |
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Describe your changes
This is a follow on to commit 8d3ad24:
request.data is empty when the content type of the payload is application/x-www-form-urlencoded, because the payload is parsed by Flask into request.form.
request.get_data() contains the contents of the request body that Flask cached. This works for application/json as well, because GitHub computes the signature over the request body in both cases.
Testing performed
I have tested this manually by issuing Github Webhooks to a local development server.