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Updated by Wieland Lindenthal about 23 hours ago

Right now, OpenProject sends only direct work package information as payload (Type, Status, Assignee, ...) but doesn't include comments. That is unfortunate as a comment can be as important as a status transition. For a useful integration we need to build that comments get transmitted via webhook calls, too.

**Acceptance criteria**

In the form for setting up or editing a webhook in the **Enabled events** section

* **Work packages** has been renamed to **Work package changes**

* **Work package changes** will not fire on adding comments.

* There are two more events below **Work package changes**

* **Work package normal comments:** \[ \] Created

* **Work package internal comments:** \[ \] Created

* The payload is the one that would also be retrievable via `/api/v3/activity/{id}` and embeds the information about the author/user sending the comment but also about the model (work package) it belongs to. comment.

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