A VS Code extension that lets you review webhook delivery history (Recent Deliveries) and redeliver them for your GitHub repositories — all without leaving VS Code for the GitHub settings page in your browser.
Features
🌳 Tree view of the target repository's webhooks in a dedicated Activity Bar view, grouped by their delivery host.
🌿 Deliveries are grouped by branch under each webhook, so you can quickly find the pushes, pull requests, or branch create/delete events that matter.
📜 Each delivery shows its event name, status code, delivery status, and whether it was a redelivery at a glance.
🔎 Click a delivery to see its full request / response details rendered in a formatted Webview panel.
🔁 Right-click a delivery → Redeliver for one-click redelivery (with a confirmation dialog).
🌐 Jump to GitHub when you need the full browser UI — open a webhook's settings page from its context menu, or the repository's Webhooks list from the view's title bar.
🏢 Works with github.com and GitHub Enterprise Server — the host is resolved from your git remote automatically.
🔐 Authentication uses VS Code's built-in GitHub sign-in — no manual personal access token management required.
Requirements
VS Code ^1.85.0
A GitHub account with administrator-equivalent permissions on the target repository
Consent to the admin:repo_hook scope on first use (required to view and redeliver webhooks)
Installation
Install it from the Visual Studio Code Marketplace.
Open the GitHub Webhooks icon in the Activity Bar.
On first use, you'll be prompted to sign in to GitHub — grant consent (the repo and admin:repo_hook scopes).
The target repository is auto-detected from your workspace's git remote (upstream is preferred over origin). A GitHub remote is required — if none is found, the view shows a short notice instead of webhooks.
Expand a host → webhook → branch to browse its delivery history.
Click a delivery to open its details. To redeliver, right-click the delivery → choose Redeliver, and it will be resent after confirmation.
Need the full GitHub UI? Click the GitHub icon in the view's title bar to open the repository's Webhooks page, or right-click a webhook → Open Webhook Settings on GitHub to jump straight to that hook's settings.
[!NOTE]
Due to GitHub's specifications, only deliveries from the last 3 days can be redelivered.
