Is this only limited to public channels or can it work with private Slack channels?
UPDATE: I got it to work by treating the private channels as public channels and prefixing its name with #. Slash commands still don’t work on private channels though.
I set up rules for private Slack channels using the Discourse interface and I can receive the post notifications just fine. However, I can’t use slash commands on those private channels. They work just fine on public channels. I was hoping to use /discourse post for the transcripts. Is this a bug?
Awesome! Looking forward to testing it We actually use wisemonk on our Slack as well but we never could trigger it no matter how busy our channels get.
From what I can tell on the settings, it doesn’t look like there’s a way to send a notifications as a slack PM… is that possible? Or does that need to be developed/implemented?
Hmm, maybe this is just some kind of caching issue with Slack?
Our slack community is called “Envoy”. I can see the correct name when I click on “Envoy” there but ideally the message comes in appearing from “Discourse”.
I’ve tried to add slack integration on my Discourse self-hosted app but I’m encountering an error when a new topic is created on a category … When I run a test on my channel rule, I get a “500 error” …
Here is the log I’ve received : URI::InvalidURIError (can not set host with registry or opaque) /usr/local/lib/ruby/2.4.0/uri/generic.rb:592:in 'check_host'
when i use slash command on slack channel /discourse status i got error ‘Peer certificate cannot be authenticated with the given CA certificate’ . Kindle provide suggestions asap.