Configure Lokalise webhooks to trigger a CI pipeline when translation tasks or key/translation events occur
domain: developers.lokalise.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Create a webhook via POST on the webhooks endpoint, specifying the target URL and the list of event types to subscribe to (e.g., project.translation.updated, project.task.closed)
Configure a shared secret for the webhook so incoming requests can be verified
In the receiving endpoint, validate the signature/secret header (X-Secret by default) before trusting the payload
Branch pipeline logic on the specific event type in the payload (e.g., only trigger a rebuild on task-completed events, not every translation edit)
Use the webhooks-changelog/list endpoints to audit and rotate webhook configurations as project needs change
Known gotchas
Subscribing to a broad event like translation.updated fires on every single string edit, which can flood a CI pipeline — scope subscriptions to task/process completion events for build triggers
The shared secret is sent as a custom header (X-Secret by default) rather than a computed HMAC of the body in the simplest configuration, so treat it as a bearer credential rather than a tamper-proof signature unless using the HMAC option
Webhook delivery is at-least-once/best-effort; pipelines should be idempotent to safely handle duplicate deliveries
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