Hello everyone! I made scenarios that use custom webhook like start point. But I noticed that it saved all handled requests in query so I hope I can fix it because it make an infinity circle of my scenarios. Whether I can disable saving old data in webhook query
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Hey! Thanks for the hint! I’m providing the screenshots with my scenarios and my problem(the second screenshot - old requests stored). I also upload json file with blueprint. I hope that’s would be enough and you will be able to help me indeed. I merely want to disable the webhook’s old data queue
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Is the scenario turned on?
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Do you see this message / are there any queued items in the Webhook queue?
You might need to clear your existing webhook queue before the newer data is processed. Click “Show queue” and delete all of the data, to only process new incoming webhooks from now on.
Alternatively, you can turn your scenario off and then on again. It will prompt you to delete all the data in the queue, or process all the older requests first.
Usually you will want to process all the older requests in the queue, but if you are just testing before you could probably just delete those.
Then, leave the scenario turned ON.
Try clicking the “Wait for new data” – the button might have been simply renamed from “Delete old data”. If it doesn’t work, then exit the scenario editor and do step 2 shown above.
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