The ContextMenu lived in its own popup visual tree, so the menu items'
RelativeSource={RelativeSource AncestorType=Window} couldn't find the
Window and the bindings silently failed - none of Edit / Copy URL /
Toggle / Delete actually fired their commands.
Standard WPF workaround: park MainViewModel on each DataGridRow's Tag
(still in the Window's visual tree, so the row Setter binding resolves)
and reach it from the menu items via PlacementTarget.Tag. The toggle
command parameter likewise comes from PlacementTarget.DataContext (the
EndpointConfig the row represents).
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Adds a checkable MenuItem so the user can opt out of the hide-to-tray
behavior. Persisted per-user to %APPDATA%\WebhookServer\gui.json so the
choice survives restarts.
When ticked (default): X / Alt+F4 / minimize hide to tray, GUI process
keeps running, tray icon persists.
When unticked: X actually closes the app, minimize is a regular
Windows minimize.
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The minimize-to-tray behavior already worked, but clicking the X button
killed the GUI process and took the tray with it. That made "tray when
the GUI window is closed" a UX dead end - the only way to get the tray
was to leave the window minimized.
Now:
- X button / Alt+F4 -> hide window, tray stays alive
- Tray double-click -> reopens window
- File -> Exit (or tray's Exit menu) -> truly quits the process
Wired by adding a RealExitRequested event on MainViewModel that the
window subscribes to (so File -> Exit sets the ExitForReal flag before
calling Shutdown), and a parallel onExit callback on TrayIcon for the
tray menu's Exit item. The Closing handler checks ExitForReal: if
false (X / Alt+F4) it cancels the close and hides; if true, it disposes
the tray and lets the close proceed.
Auto-start at login is still TBD - if you want the tray to be there
without manually launching the GUI after a reboot, that's a separate
Task Scheduler entry. Skipping for now.
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PowerShell with ErrorActionPreference=Stop escalates ANY native-command
stderr output to a script-terminating error. git writes plenty of
informational lines to stderr (CRLF nags, "remote: Processed N
references", "Switched to branch X"), which made the sync script
abort partway through every run when actually nothing was wrong.
Three fixes:
1. Switch to ErrorActionPreference=Continue and check $LASTEXITCODE
manually after each git call.
2. Drain stderr on each git invocation with `2>&1 | Out-Null`.
3. Disable core.autocrlf and core.safecrlf in the throwaway wiki
clone so git stops complaining about line endings.
Verified end-to-end against Gitea: 12 pages + sidebar pushed cleanly.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
scripts/sync-wiki.ps1 clones a wiki repo, copies+flattens markdown
from docs/ with a slug mapping (e.g. recipes/zerto-pre-post-scripts.md
becomes the Recipe-Zerto-Failover page), rewrites in-repo markdown
links to wiki-style targets, generates a _Sidebar.md, and pushes back
if anything changed. Idempotent.
.github/workflows/wiki-sync.yml runs the sync on every push to main
that touches docs/ (or the sync tooling itself). Uses GITHUB_TOKEN
which has wiki write access via the contents:write permission.
For Gitea, no Windows runner is available, so the script is invoked
manually with a Gitea PAT in the URL. One-time setup for each remote:
enable Wiki in repo settings, create a Home page via the web UI to
initialize the wiki repo, then run the sync.
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* Documentation: install/upgrade/uninstall guides + recipes incl. Zerto
Adds a docs/ folder under the repo root with full operator documentation
aimed at sysadmins (not webhook developers). The Zerto pre/post script
recipe is the canonical "why does this exist" walkthrough; the GitHub
HMAC, AD password reset, and UI-on-desktop recipes round out common
patterns.
Pages:
- README.md (index)
- concepts.md (5-minute "what is a webhook" explainer)
- installation.md (interactive + silent install)
- upgrading.md (single-click upgrade flow + edge cases)
- uninstalling.md (clean removal + wiping ProgramData)
- runas-modes.md (Service / InteractiveUser / SpecificUser decision flow)
- service-account-and-ad.md (gMSA setup, delegated rights)
- network-and-security.md (bind addresses, allowlists, HTTPS, secret storage)
- troubleshooting.md (symptom -> first check, common errors)
- recipes/zerto-pre-post-scripts.md (canonical use case)
- recipes/github-style-hmac.md (GitHub / Stripe-shaped webhooks)
- recipes/ad-password-reset.md (gMSA-backed self-service reset)
- recipes/ui-on-desktop.md (InteractiveUser pattern)
Top-level README.md restructured to point at docs/ as the source of
truth, dropping the duplicated installation snippets.
Installer ships docs/ alongside the binaries so they're available
offline at C:\Program Files\WebhookServer\docs\. GUI Help menu gains
a "Documentation" item that opens the docs site in a browser.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Config Checkpoints dialog + daily auto-checkpoint; drop installer GUI launch
Three fixes:
1. Config Checkpoints submenu replaced with a proper dialog. Lists
checkpoints with timestamp/size/filename, has a "Take Checkpoint
Now" button, and a "Roll Back" button that becomes enabled when a
row is selected. The previous click-a-menu-entry-immediate-restore
flow was too easy to fire by accident.
2. New CheckpointScheduler BackgroundService creates a checkpoint at
midnight every day. Combined with the existing auto-on-save
snapshots, this guarantees a daily rollback point even if the
config wasn't edited that day. A new "create-checkpoint" admin op
plus AdminPipeServer.CreateCheckpoint helper does the actual file
copy; both manual (via the dialog) and the scheduler use it.
3. Installer: drop the post-install "Launch Webhook Server" wizard
step. It tried to launch the GUI un-elevated, which fails because
the GUI's manifest is requireAdministrator. The Start Menu shortcut
handles elevation correctly, so the user can launch from there.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Docs: replace AD-reset recipe with realistic Zerto failover walkthrough
The AD password reset endpoint was a poor fit for what people actually
need this server for. Replaced with a realistic Zerto post-failover
example that's much closer to the project's purpose:
- Update DNS A records for failed-over hostnames
- Wait for the VM to come up at the DR site
- PowerShell-remote into the VM and check / start critical services
- Notify Teams with the result
The flagship pattern is now: Zerto post-script (curl, fire-and-forget)
calls an Async webhook endpoint -> 202 in milliseconds -> Zerto's
failover sequence is never blocked. The server runs the actual work in
the background, with full output captured in the daily log.
A ready-to-use Zerto-side script ships at
scripts/examples/zerto-post-failover.ps1 - pure curl.exe (no
PowerShell modules), reads the bearer token from a file the ZVM
service account can read.
The installer now bundles scripts/examples/ alongside docs/ so the
example is also available locally at
C:\Program Files\WebhookServer\scripts\examples\.
Removed: docs/recipes/ad-password-reset.md.
Updated: docs/README.md, README.md, the recipe content itself.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Restore installer GUI launch (via shellexec) + checkpoint descriptions
Two follow-ups to the previous Config Checkpoints commit:
1. Bring back the post-install "Launch Webhook Server" checkbox in the
installer. The previous attempt failed because Inno Setup's
postinstall flag launches via CreateProcess after Setup exits,
bypassing the GUI's requireAdministrator manifest. Adding the
shellexec flag switches to ShellExecute, which DOES honor the
manifest and triggers a clean UAC prompt - so the post-install
GUI launch works as expected.
2. Each checkpoint now carries a description, stored in a sidecar
.meta.json file next to the snapshot. Defaults:
- Auto-on-save: "Before save"
- Midnight scheduler: "Nightly auto-checkpoint"
- Manual: opens a small dialog so the user can type a meaningful
description (defaults to "Manual checkpoint" if blank)
The dialog and pruning both clean up sidecars alongside snapshots.
The Config Checkpoints grid grows a Description column between
When and Size.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* v0.1.2: bump checkpoint retention 30 -> 90
Each checkpoint is a few KB of JSON plus a tiny sidecar; even at 90
entries on a config with hundreds of endpoints the on-disk footprint
is negligible (worst case ~20 MB). With daily auto-checkpoints plus
on-save snapshots, 30 entries could fill in a couple weeks of
moderate use; 90 gives a comfortable ~3-month window.
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* v0.1.1: GUI auto-elevates, installer stops service before file copy
Two fixes for the v0.1.0 install experience:
1. Embed app.manifest with requestedExecutionLevel=requireAdministrator
so the GUI always elevates. The named pipe is ACL'd to SYSTEM and
the Administrators group, but UAC token splitting puts Admins in
deny-only on the standard token, so launching the GUI from the
Start Menu fails to connect with "Access is denied". The manifest
forces UAC to elevate, surfaces the shield icon on the shortcut,
and matches the reality that the GUI cannot function without
admin rights.
2. Add a [Code] PrepareToInstall hook to webhook-server.iss that runs
`sc stop WebhookServer` before file copy. Upgrade installs were
failing on locked binaries because the running service held the
exes open. sc returns non-zero on fresh installs (no service yet)
which we ignore.
Bumps Version to 0.1.1.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Rename "Backups" menu item to "Config Checkpoints"
User-facing copy only; internal API names (Backups collection,
BackupEntry, list-backups op, etc.) stay the same to avoid churn
through the wire protocol and existing on-disk files. The new
phrasing makes the auto-snapshot-before-save model more discoverable.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Installer: synchronous service stop + kill stray GUI/Service processes
The previous sc.exe stop is fire-and-forget; on slower machines the
file-copy step started before the service had actually released its
binaries, leaving the upgrade in a broken state. Switch to net.exe
stop which blocks until the service reports STOPPED.
Also taskkill any running WebhookServer.Gui.exe (the user might have
left the tray running) and any orphan WebhookServer.Service.exe (from
deploy.ps1 dev runs) so all copies of the binaries are unlocked
before [Files] runs.
Pre-flight ServiceExists() check via sc query so the installer only
calls "net stop" when there is actually a service to stop, rather
than relying on net's error code.
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* Phase 3: app icon (multi-resolution ICO + master PNG)
scripts/generate-icons.ps1 renders the icon programmatically with
System.Drawing - rounded teal square (#0E7C66) with a stylized white
hook glyph - at 16/24/32/48/64/128/256 px and assembles a proper
multi-resolution Microsoft ICO. The PNG and ICO outputs land in
resources/. The script is the source of truth; re-run after editing
the design.
GUI csproj uses ApplicationIcon for the EXE icon and embeds the .ico
+ .png as Resources so MainWindow and AboutDialog can use them via
WPF's resource URI scheme.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Phase 5: tray icon with minimize-to-tray and context menu
GUI csproj enables UseWindowsForms (NotifyIcon lives in WinForms even
in .NET 8). New Services/TrayIcon.cs wraps NotifyIcon with a context
menu (Open / Restart service / Exit) and the embedded webhook-server
icon. MainWindow creates the TrayIcon, hides itself on minimize and
restores on tray double-click.
Adds GlobalUsings.cs to alias the WPF defaults for types that exist
in both WPF and WinForms (Application, MessageBox, TextBox, Binding,
etc.) so existing code keeps compiling without per-file changes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Phase 6+7: Inno Setup installer + GitHub Actions release pipeline
installer/webhook-server.iss is an Inno Setup 6 script that:
- Installs to %ProgramFiles%\WebhookServer
- Creates Start Menu folder + GUI shortcut (and optional desktop icon)
- Runs install-service.ps1 post-install to register the Windows Service
- Runs uninstall-service.ps1 pre-uninstall to remove it
- Bundles the webhook-server icon for the installer / uninstaller
scripts/build-installer.ps1 is the local build helper: publishes both
projects, finds ISCC.exe (PATH or standard install path), compiles the
installer with the version pulled from Directory.Build.props, drops the
output in dist/.
.github/workflows/ci.yml runs build + test on every push/PR to main.
.github/workflows/release.yml triggers on v* tags (or manual dispatch),
runs tests, installs Inno Setup via choco, builds the installer, and
attaches the .exe to a GitHub Release. Pre-1.0 versions are flagged
prerelease automatically.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Phase 4: backups + import/export config
ConfigStore.SaveAsync now snapshots the previous config to
%ProgramData%\WebhookServer\backups\config-<timestamp>.json before
overwriting, retaining the last 30. Failures are silent so a
backup-write hiccup never blocks an actual save.
Three new admin pipe ops:
- list-backups: returns newest 50 entries with timestamps and sizes
- restore-backup: takes a fileName, refuses path-traversal chars,
loads the named backup over the live config (which itself triggers
a fresh backup of the current state via the SaveAsync hook)
- import-config: replaces the current config with a GUI-supplied
ServerConfig, merging encrypted secrets where the GUI didn't supply
new plaintext
GUI File menu items are wired:
- Import config: file picker -> ImportConfigAsync
- Export config: SaveFileDialog writes the current config as JSON
- Backups: dynamic submenu auto-refreshed when opened, listing
backups with timestamp + size; click to confirm-and-restore
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ToolTip="When ticked, closing or minimizing the window hides it to the tray and keeps the GUI process alive. Untick to make the X button quit the app."/>
@@ -286,10 +297,14 @@ public sealed partial class MainViewModel : ObservableObject
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}
}
}
/// <summary>Raised when the user picks File -> Exit. MainWindow flips its
/// ExitForReal flag and shuts down, bypassing the X-hides-to-tray logic.</summary>
publiceventAction?RealExitRequested;
[RelayCommand]
[RelayCommand]
privatevoidExit()
privatevoidExit()
{
{
Application.Current.Shutdown();
RealExitRequested?.Invoke();
}
}
[RelayCommand]
[RelayCommand]
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