clarifying the 'at-least-once' delivery approach followed by Svix to …#1821
clarifying the 'at-least-once' delivery approach followed by Svix to …#1821
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| Whilst the Codat system's webhook functionality aims for exactly once delivery of a message, due to the fact messages can be resent, this isn't always possible to guarantee. If idempotency is important for your system, we recommend making use of the HTTP request's webhook-id header, which functions as an idempotency key for a given message, (i.e remains constant across all attempts to deliver that message), and can therefore be used by your system to ensure messages are not reprocessed. | ||
| Codat's webhook service uses an at-least-once delivery model. This means every message is guaranteed to be delivered, but under certain conditions — such as high load or network instability — the same message may be delivered more than once. |
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📝 [vale] reported by reviewdog 🐶
[Google.Passive] In general, use active voice instead of passive voice ('is guaranteed').
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| Whilst the Codat system's webhook functionality aims for exactly once delivery of a message, due to the fact messages can be resent, this isn't always possible to guarantee. If idempotency is important for your system, we recommend making use of the HTTP request's webhook-id header, which functions as an idempotency key for a given message, (i.e remains constant across all attempts to deliver that message), and can therefore be used by your system to ensure messages are not reprocessed. | ||
| Codat's webhook service uses an at-least-once delivery model. This means every message is guaranteed to be delivered, but under certain conditions — such as high load or network instability — the same message may be delivered more than once. |
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📝 [vale] reported by reviewdog 🐶
[Google.Passive] In general, use active voice instead of passive voice ('be delivered').
| ### Idempotency | ||
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| Whilst the Codat system's webhook functionality aims for exactly once delivery of a message, due to the fact messages can be resent, this isn't always possible to guarantee. If idempotency is important for your system, we recommend making use of the HTTP request's webhook-id header, which functions as an idempotency key for a given message, (i.e remains constant across all attempts to deliver that message), and can therefore be used by your system to ensure messages are not reprocessed. | ||
| Codat's webhook service uses an at-least-once delivery model. This means every message is guaranteed to be delivered, but under certain conditions — such as high load or network instability — the same message may be delivered more than once. |
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🚫 [vale] reported by reviewdog 🐶
[Google.EmDash] Don't put a space before or after a dash.
| ### Idempotency | ||
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| Whilst the Codat system's webhook functionality aims for exactly once delivery of a message, due to the fact messages can be resent, this isn't always possible to guarantee. If idempotency is important for your system, we recommend making use of the HTTP request's webhook-id header, which functions as an idempotency key for a given message, (i.e remains constant across all attempts to deliver that message), and can therefore be used by your system to ensure messages are not reprocessed. | ||
| Codat's webhook service uses an at-least-once delivery model. This means every message is guaranteed to be delivered, but under certain conditions — such as high load or network instability — the same message may be delivered more than once. |
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🚫 [vale] reported by reviewdog 🐶
[Google.EmDash] Don't put a space before or after a dash.
| ### Idempotency | ||
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| Whilst the Codat system's webhook functionality aims for exactly once delivery of a message, due to the fact messages can be resent, this isn't always possible to guarantee. If idempotency is important for your system, we recommend making use of the HTTP request's webhook-id header, which functions as an idempotency key for a given message, (i.e remains constant across all attempts to deliver that message), and can therefore be used by your system to ensure messages are not reprocessed. | ||
| Codat's webhook service uses an at-least-once delivery model. This means every message is guaranteed to be delivered, but under certain conditions — such as high load or network instability — the same message may be delivered more than once. |
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📝 [vale] reported by reviewdog 🐶
[Google.Passive] In general, use active voice instead of passive voice ('be delivered').
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Link check results for preview deployment (https://codat-docs-git-updating-webhook-idempotency-description-codat.vercel.app): |
…deliver our webhooks
Description
Updating our description of the webhook handling logic to match our usage of Svix.
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