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## What does this mean?
A webhook is a notification from one service to another. Put simply, a webhook
is used to notify ContentDB that the git repository has changed.
ContentDB offers the ability to automatically create releases using webhooks
from either Github or Gitlab. If you're not using either of those services,
you can also use the [API](../api) to create releases.
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for Github.
2. The user pushes a commit to the git host (Gitlab or Github).
3. The git host posts a webhook notification to ContentDB, using the API token assigned to it.
4. ContentDB checks the API token and issues a new releases.
4. ContentDB checks the API token and issues a new release.
<p class="alert alert-info">
This feature is in beta, and is only available for Trusted Members.
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1. Go to your package page.
2. Make sure that the repository URL is set to a Github repository.
Only github.com is supported.
3. Click "Set up a webhook to create releases automatically" below the releases
panel on the side bar.
4. Grant ContentDB the ability to manage Webhooks
3. Go to "Create a release", and click "Setup webhook" at the top of the page.
If you do not see this, either the repository isn't using Github or you do
not have permission to use webhook releases (ie: you're not a Trusted Member).
4. Grant ContentDB the ability to manage Webhooks.
5. Set the event to either "New tag" or "Push". New tag is highlight recommended.
N.B.: GitHub uses tags to power GitHub Releases, meaning that creating a webhook
on "new tag" will sync GitHub and ContentDB releases.
### GitHub (manual)