It’s happened a couples in the last few months and I’ve found that if you have the first same word on the Github commit title, it’s more of a chance that it doesn’t send that event to Pipedream. But this time it didn’t at all and had different characters at the start. I did use a word that was used in the previous commit which I don’t know if that matters.
It doesn’t happen all that often but it’s a little annoying to debug this and manually resend it every time.
Currently using the Github “New Push” event. I don’t know if there’s an option to rescan the Github commits (from pipedream) and manually send it again but that would be useful.
The dedupe strategy is set to unique, so if the component is mistakenly emitting the commit message as the name, then yes redundant names would be treated as the same.
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