Setting thread_id query param to a Discord notify type

[skdanski]

Hello!

I was checking out the project and I was elated in finding that the project natively supports Discord webhooks (through shoutrrr). I am in a situation where it is most ideal for me to send notification alerts to a post in a Discord Forum channel.

Usually, when I need to enter in a webhook URL to send messages to my Discord forum post, I would do the following

https://discord.com/api/webhooks/{{ webhook_id }}/{{ webhook_token }}?thread_id={{ thread_id }}

I was checking out the documentation (specifically Argus' notify documentation and Shoutrrr's documentation on discord integration) and I couldn't see anything about setting a thread_id query parameter.

It seems like it's possible using Shoutrrr, but I was wondering if it's possible to provide a thread_id query parameter somehow in Argus.

Thanks!

[JosephKav]

Hi, how can you see that its possible in shoutrrr? I can't see any params that mention a thread ID?

[skdanski]

I think I assumed that it would be possible seeing as how it has the ability to set certain query parameters, but you're right that it doesn't show on the docs that thread_id is an available query parameter.

[JosephKav]

It doesnt look like Shoutrrr supports it in their Discord integration. You'll probably have to do the generic one
https://containrrr.dev/shoutrrr/v0.8/services/generic/

[skdanski]

Thanks for the response. It seems like shoutrrr is a little dead right now with the last commit being from two years ago. Upon investigation, it seems like there is an maintained fork of shoutrrr here. It seems like thread_id is supported here combined with a variety of different enhancements.

I'd like to ask you what your thoughts are on migrating to the above linked fork of shoutrrr.

[JosephKav]

Oh, nice to see that there's a more up-to-date/maintained fork of Shoutrrr. Was thinking I'd have to migrate to an alternative.
I can take a look at migrating to this fork once I'm finally finished with this frontend rewrite/refactor.
Thanks for letting me know about this :)