make webhook url configurable#310
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IIUC the patch is fine but the PR title is misleading: -Djenkins.hook.url=https://the.proxy/ already works for register, just not for unregister.
| rootUrl = Jenkins.get().getRootUrl(); | ||
| } | ||
| if (rootUrl == null) { | ||
| return rootUrl; |
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| return null; |
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in certain setups we separate jenkins from private/public network. We do setup a reverse proxy though for webhooks from public to work. That however means that we need to let jenkins register the public url, instead of the private url.
Fortunately, this is already half-way supported (though most prolly for a different use case).