Webhook event on member_updated for organization role changes

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I am trying to catch events when organization members are updated to organization admin (owner) or from owner to member. Under organization Webhook Events I see payload examples for deleted, member_added, member_invited, member_removed, and renamed. I would like to get the member_updated event,

• I set up a test webhook with the "send me everything" option ticked and another dedicated to the organization events.
• Then, I tested adding and removing members.
  • I received the webhook events as expected.
• Next, I modified a "member" updating them to "owner".
  • I do not see any webhook events triggered for this action, even in the "send me everything" webhook.
  • I do see the event in the audit logs, listed as member_updated.

Is this omitted intentionally? Is there another way I can tell if a member's organization role has changed? Or is there a way we can have the member_updated event?

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