Allow metadata to be specified on an alert

It would be useful if alerts allowed you to specify arbitrary metadata which would get passed to your webhook endpoint. Example metadata would be Priority of the alert, Team who owns the alert, and Individual Owner who should investigate. Right now, you can encode all of that in the alert name, but that’s not ideal. It would be better if there was some property bag we could fill.

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Thanks for this idea TristanEarl Somehow we missed it. It’s just been submitted to our product team for consideration.

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