Bruce Park

@jbaugh @sorentwo - I ended up sharing some code I made for validation to check the initial webhook payload because I really wanted something like this for my use case,...

I tracked it down to a request to `:hackney` in `Timber.HTTPClients.Hackney`. `:hackney.request(method, url, req_headers, body, req_opts)`

Thank you @binarylogic and @mitchellhenke - if it helps I also ensured hackney was started in the iex console - I did an Application.started_applications/1 in the iex console on the...

Yes, @mitchellhenke unfortunately....(I didn't have to start `hackney` as it was already started in case I didn't convey that clearly)...if you'd like I can paste the list of args passed...

@mitchellhenke - here you go (with a "sanitized" auth token): ``` < _req_headers@1 = [{, }, {,}, {,}] < _req_opts@1 = [{connect_timeout,5000},{recv_timeout,10000},{async,true}] < _method@1 = post < _headers@1 = #{...

I also haven't updated to the latest timber_ecto (running 2.1.0 rather than 2.1.1) if you think that might make a difference...

So with our remote setup, I start the iex shell in the top level of the umbrella application, which I thought means I'm interacting with all of the applications normally?...

So timber 3.1.1 is listed as a dependency in each of our 2 umbrella applications that use it in their respective mix.exs files. The top level mix.exs file does not...

For the umbrella that holds our repositories, in mix.exs we have: ``` def application do [ extra_applications: [:logger, :mnesia, :ecto_sql], start_phases: [init: []], mod: {My.Application, []} ] end ``` The...

Oh yes, it is deployed with distillery @mitchellhenke