Webhook types¶
To subscribe to the webhook events for a repository or namespace you must have admin rights for the particular component. For example, a “foo/bar” repository admin may subscribe to its tag push events, whereas an MSR admin can subscribe to any event.
Event type |
Scope |
Access level |
Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
Tag pushed to repository
TAG_PUSH |
Individual repositories |
Repository admin |
Web UI and API |
Tag pulled from repository
TAG_PULL |
Individual repositories |
Repository admin |
Web UI and API |
Tag deleted from repository
TAG_DELETE |
Individual repositories |
Repository admin |
Web UI and API |
Manifest pushed to repository
MANIFEST_PUSH |
Individual repositories |
Repository admin |
Web UI and API |
Manifest pulled from repository
MANIFEST_PULL |
Individual repositories |
Repository admin |
Web UI and API |
Manifest deleted from repository
MANIFEST_DELETE |
Individual repositories |
Repository admin |
Web UI and API |
Security scan completed
SCAN_COMPLETED |
Individual repositories |
Repository admin |
Web UI and API |
Security scan failed
SCAN_FAILED |
Individual repositories |
Repository admin |
Web UI and API |
Image promoted from repository
PROMOTION |
Individual repositories |
Repository admin |
Web UI and API |
Image mirrored from repository
PUSH_MIRRORING |
Individual repositories |
Repository admin |
Web UI and API |
Image mirrored from remote repository
POLL_MIRRORING |
Individual repositories |
Repository admin |
Web UI and API |
Repository created, updated, or deleted
REPO_CREATEDREPO_UPDATEDREPO_DELETED |
Namespace, organizations |
Namespace, organization owners |
API only |
Security scanner update completed
SCANNER_UPDATE_COMPLETED |
Global |
MSR admin |
API only |