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importScripts('https://cdn.evervault.com/serviceWorker.js');

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it "pulls out the specs descriptions" do
  parent_groups = self.class.instance_eval { @parent_groups }
  descriptions = parent_groups.each(&:children).map do |child_group|
    child_group.instance_eval { @descendant_filtered_examples }.map do |example|
      example.full_description
    end
  end.flatten
  matched_descriptions = descriptions.map { |description| description.match(/#([[:word:]]*\??)/) }.compact.map { |match| match[1] }.uniq
  expect(matched_descriptions.first).to eq("test_method")
end

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## Running this file locally
# Save this file to intercom_webhooks.rb
# In the same directory as the file type "gem install sinatra" and "gem install json" into your command line.
# Install Ngrok (Webhook testing software) blogpost on using it here: https://www.intercom.com/blog/how-to-get-up-and-running-with-messenger-apps-using-ngrok/
# In your command line type "ruby intercom_webhook.rb"
# Once ngrok is installed you can type "ngrok http 4567" in your command line to start Ngrok.
# Now create a new webhook in your developer hub (app.intercom.com/developers/_/webhooks) pointing to the URL that Ngrok gives you
# Save the webhook once you have selected the topic you want notifications for
# Trigger the action to send the webhook notification. For example closing a conversation