First, it fires an event without any changes in the payload (thus the post as it is now) and then a second one with the changes.
This applies only for changes to the first post in a topic.
Expected: Only fire one event, with a payload containing the changed post.
Or is this working as intended? If so, that’s confusing for the receiving endpoint as a change is signaled, but the payload contains no changes at all and you can’t figure out if this is a bogus change event or not (as no info is given in the payload).
It works as intended on post_created and for changes to subsequent posts in a topic, only one event.
Anybody? This drives me crazy working with the post webhook for first posts.
