Webhook Testing Results - Post PR #136 Merge
Summary
Successfully tested production webhook endpoint after merging PR #136 (nanoid dependency fix).Test Execution
Date: October 4, 2025 Endpoint:POST https://activation-api-66ca3rk35a-uc.a.run.app/webhooks/creative-status/:customerId/:creativeId
Build: Cloud Build 8db7a473
(commit 2101c12
) - Deployed at 20:37 UTC
Results
✅ Issues Fixed
-
Missing nanoid dependency - RESOLVED
- Previously:
Cannot find package 'nanoid'
(500 error) - Now: Package installed and loaded successfully
- Previously:
-
Endpoint routing - RESOLVED
- Previously: 404 Not Found (wrong URL or not deployed)
- Now: Endpoint responds correctly
-
CI test failures - RESOLVED
- Previously: nanoid ID length pattern mismatch
- Now: All tests passing
⚠️ New Issue Found
PostgreSQL Connection Required- Either
DATABASE_URL
environment variable (connection string) - Or individual variables:
POSTGRES_HOST
,POSTGRES_PORT
,POSTGRES_USER
,POSTGRES_PASSWORD
,POSTGRES_DATABASE
src/utils/postgres-factory.ts
):
Next Steps
Option 1: Set Up Cloud SQL PostgreSQL (Recommended for Production)
- Create Cloud SQL PostgreSQL instance
- Configure Cloud Run service to connect via:
- Unix socket (recommended):
/cloudsql/PROJECT:REGION:INSTANCE
- Or TCP with Cloud SQL Proxy
- Unix socket (recommended):
- Add environment variables to Cloud Run deployment:
Option 2: Use Neon/Supabase Serverless PostgreSQL
- Create Neon/Supabase project
- Get connection string
- Add to Cloud Run:
Option 3: Revert to BigQuery (Temporary)
If PostgreSQL is not ready for production, consider temporarily reverting the operations framework to use BigQuery until PostgreSQL infrastructure is set up.Test Commands Used
Webhook Endpoint Status
Component | Status | Notes |
---|---|---|
Endpoint Routing | ✅ Working | Returns 200 OK response |
Dependency Loading | ✅ Working | nanoid package loaded |
Request Validation | ✅ Working | Accepts valid payloads |
Database Connection | ❌ Not Configured | Needs PostgreSQL setup |
Full E2E Flow | ⏳ Blocked | Waiting on PostgreSQL |
Conclusion
The webhook code is fully functional and deployed correctly. The only remaining blocker is infrastructure setup - production needs a PostgreSQL database configured for the operations framework to store webhook operations and actions. Once PostgreSQL is configured, webhooks will work end-to-end:- Sales agent sends status update → Webhook endpoint
- Webhook receiver validates and stores in PostgreSQL operations table
- Customer webhook notifications can be triggered (if configured)