Setting Feishu Subscriptions

When any of the following events occurs, CodeArts sends a message through HTTP to the Feishu group that has subscribed to the event.

**Table 1** Event types
Category	Event types
Raw requirement	Create/Submit
	Edit
	Delete
	Change
	Update status
	Ticket reminder added
	Comment
System feature (SF)	Create
	Edit
	Delete
	Change
	Baseline/Unbaseline
	Update status
	Ticket reminder added
	Comment
R&D requirement (IR/SR/AR)	Create
	Edit
	Delete
	Change
	Baseline/Unbaseline
	Move
	Comment
	Ticket reminder added
	Update status
Task	Create
	Edit
	Delete
	Comment
	Ticket reminder added
	Update status
Bug	Create/Submit
	Edit
	Delete
	Move
	Update status
	Ticket reminder added
	Comment
Review	Submit
	Transfer to others
	Cancel/Reject
	Change object reviewed
	Change object decision-making completed
	Review or decision-making completed
	Delete
	Comment

**Table 3** Event types
Event Type		Notification Content
CodeArts Pipeline	Completed	Pipeline name Pipeline execution description Executor Trigger Project name Execution time Running status
	Failed
	Paused
	Suspended
	Ignored

**Table 4** Event types
Event Type		Notification Content
Check task	Completed All Gate check passed Gate check failed	Check result Gate check result Number of issues Redirect URL Executor Completion time

**Table 5** Event types
Event Type		Notification Content
Build task	Task successful	Task name Executor Execution time
	Task failed
	Task disabled
	Task deleted
	Task configurations updated

**Table 6** Event types
Event Type		Notification Content
Application	Application deployed	Application name Execution result Execution ID Executor Execution time Project name
	Deploy application failed
	Deploy stopped

You have created a CodeArts project, and your role in the project is Project Administrator or Project Manager.

Go to the CodeArts homepage.
1. Log in to the CodeArts console, click , and select a region where you have enabled CodeArts.
2. Click Go to Workspace.
  If your account uses the old billing mode (see Old Billing Modes), click Access Service.
Click the target project name to go to the project.
In the navigation pane, choose Settings > General > Notifications.
Click the Feishu tab.

Configure the parameters and click OK.

Figure 1 Configuring Feishu notifications (CodeArts Pipeline is used as an example.)
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**Table 7** Setting Feishu subscriptions
Parameter	Description
URL	Enter the webhook URL of your Feishu robot, and start with http:// or https://. The URL cannot exceed 256 characters. For details about how to obtain the webhook URL of your Feishu robot, see section "Custom bot usage guide" in the Feishu Open Platform Help Center. (The section name is subject to updates of the Feishu Help Center.)
Event types	Event types that can trigger a Feishu notification. For details about the supported event types, see Scenario.
Notification Content	Content of the Feishu notification. For details about the configurable content, see Scenario. This parameter is optional. Configure it as needed.
@user_id	Feishu user IDs of the members you want to mention. Separate the IDs with semicolons (;). The total IDs cannot exceed 1,000 characters. Digits, letters, semicolons (;), periods (.), hyphens (-), underscores (_), and at signs (@) are supported. This parameter is optional. Configure it as needed.
Secret	If your Feishu robot has enabled signature-based encryption in security settings, enter the signing secret with a maximum of 2,000 characters. For details about how to obtain the signing secret of your Feishu robot, see section "Custom bot usage guide" in the Feishu Open Platform Help Center. (The section name is subject to updates of the Feishu Help Center.)