Minor updates to outgoing webhook doc
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@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ A couple key points:
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_Example:_
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Suppose you had an external application that recieved a post event asking for the status of a daily build. The application could respond with a table of total tests run and total tests failed by component category, with links to failed tests by category. An example response the application could respond with would be:
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Suppose you had an external application that recieved a post event whenever a message starting with `#build`. If a user posted the message `#build Let's see the status`, then the external application would receive an HTTP POST with data about that message. The application could then respond with a table of total tests run and total tests failed by component category, with links to failed tests by category. An example response might be:
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{"text": "
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@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ Outgoing webhooks should be enabled on your Mattermost instance by default, but
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Once outgoing webhooks are enabled, you will be able to set one up through the Mattermost UI. You will need to know the following
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1. The channel (if not all of them) you want to listen to post events from
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2. The trigger words (if any) at the beginning of the post will trigger a post event
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2. The trigger words (if any) that will trigger a post event if they are the **first word** of the post
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3. The URL you want Mattermost to report the events to
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Once you have those, you can follow these steps to set up your webhook:
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