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* Added deliveries workspace view to the webhook details workspace. * Front-end linting fixes. * rename to unique * update filter value * make delivery feature folder * move delivery workspace view for delivery feature folder * correct details workspace view label and pathname to match name * remove unused alias * use singular form to align naming * remove pagination as the default collection kind already includes this * show icon * remove double registration * add observables for webhook data, add get methods + add jsdocs * align UX with languages * remove hardcoded fake name + make url the link * remove redundant url in table * render status code as tag * use tags for enabled/disabled webhook state to align with users * make the name more explicit * move webhook root to a feature folder * export consts * fix webhook collection pagination * move menu item manifests into root folder * move webhook delivery filering responsibility from repo to workspace view * reorganize * move workspace * fix import * move entity actions * export delivery consts * dot not export const * rename folder * update name * make event feature folder * export consts * move repository files * more clean up * split types * add deprecation warning for a temp method * bring back url to deliveries table --------- Co-authored-by: Mads Rasmussen <madsr@hey.com>
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