Your Webhook Tool Can't Tell You What Actually Happened
You get a 200. Or you get a timeout. That's it. That's the entire observability story for most webhook delivery infrastructure today. A status code and a timestamp. Maybe a retry count if you're lucky. For a lot of use cases, that's fine. A notification fires, it either lands or it doesn't, you move
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