I've just discovered while grepping through the code that webhook also supports YAML. That's great! :) Could we please have a proper documentation for this? Currently nothing in the documentation points to any kind of yaml support.

These warnings appear when the Spring application starts:

03:01:22.550 [restartedMain] DEBUG org.telegram.telegrambots.meta.ApiContext - Class org.telegram.telegrambots.meta.generics.BotSession already registered
03:01:22.557 [restartedMain] DEBUG org.telegram.telegrambots.meta.ApiContext - Class org.telegram.telegrambots.meta.generics.Webhook already registered

Is this ok?

Some platforms support mutual TLS for authenticating webhooks

Example of these platforms might be:

• https://api.slack.com/docs/verifying-requests-from-slack#mutual_tls
• https://www.sparkpost.com/docs/tech-resources/webhook-authentication/

Debugging

Sometimes it's useful to know the details of the client certificate being sent:

• Subject Alternative Name , `Subject Common Name

Is there a list of all the possible labels/annotations that keel uses? I went through all the documentation but didn’t any any place that list them all. Could you please have a section in the Guide that list all the labels/annotations?

Also, why are labels and annotations used interchangeably? It doesn’t matter if either is used? Examples in the Guide sometimes using labels and sometimes using

This useful because I can easily find out all the pull request created by backstroke using the Pull requests button:

Putting the label is to help identify the backstroke pull request in the middle of all the other (if any).

The provided example of deploy script is not enough please provide some more examples on how to git pull repository on my local folder at my server.
I have two application yii2 and laravel lumen.
I just want to git pull changes to my server once I push changes to gitlab.

# caddy -version
Caddy 0.11.1 (non-commercial use only)

Considering the following Caddyfile:

http://www.example.com {
    root /web/www.example.com/public
    git https://github.com/example/example.com {
        hook     /path TOKEN
        branch   {latest}
        path     ..
        then     /hugo --destination=/web/www.example.com/public --cleanDestinationDir