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Earlier versions of webhooks don't have an `application_id` or `user` field, newest first.

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webhooks don't have an `application_id` or `user` field

Summary

Webhooks should have a field like application_id that has the id of the bot/application which made it.

Steps to reproduce

i don't think this has steps to reproduce other than making a webhook and expecting an application_id field?
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webhooks don't have an `application_id` or `user` field

Summary

Webhooks should have a field like application_id that has the id of the bot/application which made it.

Steps to reproduce

i don't think this has steps to reproduce other than making a webhook and expecting an application_id field?

Environment (optional)

No response

Logs or screenshots (optional)

No response

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  • ☑ I searched for existing issues and didn't find a duplicate.