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I am building the endpoint where the webhook subscriptions will be talking to but from the documentation it is not clear for me what response should I give.
Connection Failed- If we cannot open an http connection to the provided webhook URL
Timeout- If your service takes longer than 2 second to send back a response to a batch of notifications
Error codes- If your service responds with an HTTP status code that isnotone of: 400, 401, 403, 404, 405
I understand that normally we would need to respond with a 204 (Success, No content) if everything went ok and any other code if something went wrong. I also understand that what the docs are saying is that if you return anything else that is not a 4XX or a 2XX code, it will retry again to send the notifications.
Yes, you're exactly correct. You should respond with a 2XX status code for any successful requests. Other useful responses might be:
429 - If you respond with a 429, HubSpot will retry the request, respecting the `Retry-After` header.
5XX - If you respond with any 5XX error, we'll retry according to our default retry logic outlined in the webhooks doc.
400/401/403/404/405 - If you respond with any of these, HubSpot will not retry the webhook, so you should only respond with one of these codes if you do not want the notification.
Yes, you're exactly correct. You should respond with a 2XX status code for any successful requests. Other useful responses might be:
429 - If you respond with a 429, HubSpot will retry the request, respecting the `Retry-After` header.
5XX - If you respond with any 5XX error, we'll retry according to our default retry logic outlined in the webhooks doc.
400/401/403/404/405 - If you respond with any of these, HubSpot will not retry the webhook, so you should only respond with one of these codes if you do not want the notification.
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