As you can see my app is in production, I can also see it in my applications dashboard. But if I request a webtrigger URL it comes back with a dev environment URL. The behavior is also present when requesting the URL from the APP
Hi @DomingoLupo,
Just to clarify, when you say dev environment URL, do you mean:
- Calling the production web trigger URL still invokes the development app instance, or
- The presence of
-devin the URL makes it look like it is a development environment URL
If number 2, then having a -dev in the URL is expected and should still invoke the production app instance. A development and production installation provides unique installation IDs; generating URLs for both environments using the unique installation IDs produces different web trigger URLs.
Hope this helps.
Ian
@ianRagudo the second one. So the -dev part is normal then, that thing got me very confused
. Thank you for the clarification!
Thanks for the confirmation as well! I’m glad it is not the first one ![]()
I’ll relay the feedback to the development team in case other developers are also getting confused.
Cheers,
Ian
It is confusing that the URLs contain dev and hello → Upvote https://ecosystem.atlassian.net/browse/FRGE-701
