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I tried setting up a webhook notification, but when testing the notification I got a 500 error.
After setting the environment variable APP_DEBUG=true I can see that there's a PHP error causing this.
Call to undefined function App\Actions\Notifications\fake()
It doesn't seem to matter what the triggers for the webhook notifications are, it fails on the same line of code in either case.
I'm running in Docker using the latest image of lscr.io/linuxserver/speedtest-tracker:latest with app version 1.6.3.
Expected Behavior
The webhook should receive a test notification.
Steps to Reproduce
- Go to "Notifications" page
- Enable the "Enable webhook notifications" toggle
- Click "Add to recipients" button
- Enter any text in the Url field (I did use a real URL as well)
- Click "Test webhook channel" button
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{"environment":{"application_name":"Speedtest Tracker","laravel_version":"12.18.0","php_version":"8.4.10","composer_version":"2.8.9","environment":"production","debug_mode":true,"url":"localhost","maintenance_mode":false,"timezone":"UTC","locale":"en"},"cache":{"config":true,"events":true,"routes":true,"views":true},"drivers":{"broadcasting":"null","cache":"database","database":"sqlite","logs":"stderr","mail":"smtp","queue":"database","session":"database"},"storage":{"\/app\/www\/public\/storage":false},"filament":{"version":"v3.3.21","packages":"filament, forms, notifications, support, tables","views":"NOT PUBLISHED","blade_icons":"CACHED","panel_components":"CACHED"},"livewire":{"livewire":"v3.6.3"},"speedtest_tracker":{"version":"v1.6.3"}}What browser(s) are you seeing the problem on?
Firefox
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