feat(api.github.com): new projects_v2_item event, and some properties descriptions updates
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🎉 Looks like the update workflow started working again after re-enabling it.
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…de_id.to` can also be a string
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projects_v2_item event, and some properties descriptions updates
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I found new changes on GitHub’s Webhooks Event Types & Payloads and want to let you know about it 👋🤖
I can't tell if the changes are fixes, features or breaking changes. You'll have to figure that out on yourself and adapt the commit messages accordingly to trigger the right release, see our commit message conventions.