Deployment Webhook not being triggered but Deployment workflow is being queued

[romangarcia]

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We are using webhooks to initiate self-hosted runners infrastructure. We've been using them for more than a year now without issues. For the last few weeks we've seen inconsistent behavior with our runners and after investigating we found that "some" webhooks aren't fired.

We have a custom GH action that creates a Deployment, which should react on 2 separate components:

1. Start a workflow run (waiting on: deployment) that deploys our components
2. (Webhook) which we consume and initiate our self-hosted runners to handle the workflow jobs (1)

The event at (1) is clearly working, as github shows a "queued" job for the created deployment, but the webhook is never fired, or at least it doesn't show in the "Recent deliveries" from Webhooks settings.

I can't seem to find a proper way to report this issue directly to Github team, any help appreciated 🙏🏽

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