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## Messaging team when the GitHub action completes (extra credit)
We chose Discord as our message system.
First, we created a new text-channel (labeled **#github-actions**) and set up a Webhook.

With the Webhook URL ready, we added it to our case study 1 repository.
(here, we use a different method than the in-class demo)
We navigated to the "**Settings**" tab in GitHub case study 1 repo, then went to "**Webhooks**" section on the left. We clicked the "**Add webhook**" button in the upper right corner.

To ensure proper message formatting, we appended “**/github**” to the end of the URL. We set the content type as “**application/json**” and configured it to send us all notifications.

After testing, we found that it worked seamlessly, and we all enjoyed the convenience it provided!
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