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Emit github-verified-repo-event when web hooks signature passes muster.
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I've altered my approach to extend the existing solution instead of altering the implementation, which allows people to listen for explicitly verified requests if they so desire. |
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Building on top of #5, I wanted to take a swing at verifying signatures without altering the built in src, to leave an example for other consumers who may want to do something similar but also don't want to host their own package.
Unfortunately, I wasn't quite able to do that, as the pull request setting signature headers to lower case (#2) wasn't merged in yet.
However, this is one way to get verified requests if people want.