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+WebHook Plugin
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+
+### Installation
+
+-   Login in as administrator
+-   Open Plugins
+-   Install scm-webhook-plugin
+-   Restart your applicationserver
+
+### Usage
+
+After the restart you should see a \"Webhooks\" tab for each repository.
+You could now insert a new webhook for a repository. The url pattern is
+the url of the remote webserver. It is possible to use placeholders in
+the url:
+
+-   \${repository.id} - the id of the current repository
+-   \${repository.name} - the name of the current repository
+-   \${first.id} - the if of the first changeset in the push
+-   \${last.author.name} - the name of the author of the last changeset
+    in the commit
+
+If you enable the \"Execute on every commit\" checkbox the last and
+first patterns are not available, but you could use the commit pattern
+e.g:
+
+-   \${changeset.id} - The id of the current changeset
+-   \${changeset.author.name} - The name of the author of the current
+    changeset
+
+If you need more informations about the available patterns have a look
+at the javadoc. Ever method which starts with a get could be used in a
+pattern (Repository.getName() would be \${repository.name}):
+
+-   [repository](http://docs.scm-manager.org/apidocs/latest/sonia/scm/repository/Repository.html "wikilink")
+-   [changeset, first and
+    last](http://docs.scm-manager.org/apidocs/latest/sonia/scm/repository/Changeset.html "wikilink")
+
+Since version 1.4 of the webhook-plugin there is also a global
+configuration at \"Config-\>General\". Global WebHooks are executed for
+every repository.