Yes,this can be done. Instead of “#channel_name” use “@user” in the API. The user will receive the message from slackbot as we are using API and not a direct message from any other user. And if you want to post to that user as the authenticated user, use as_user= true. slack.chat.post_message(‘@to_user’,msg,username=”@from_user”) More details are at … Read more
There are a number of options you can add to your ini file to tell Grafana how to build self-referential urls: #################################### Server ############################## [server] # Protocol (http or https) protocol = http # The http port to use http_port = 3000 # The public facing domain name used to access grafana from a browser … Read more
So after a few tests, I found out that this is just a generic message of anything that fails at slack at this point. I have first my endpoint that was unreachable. So it was returning this message. I fixed that, used ngrok for tunnel so that I could debug and that is how I … Read more
According to slack support, there’s currently no way to do it (hope it would be an option someday). The current workaround is to use set the reminder manually, using /remind me to xxx on Sunday
If I understand your question correctly, you want to send direct messages to users in the app channel instead of the standard slackbot channel. In order to do that you need to Your app needs the bot scope and a bot user Open a direct message channel from your app with the user with conversations.open. … Read more
Did you invite the bot to the channel? A bot can’t post in a private channel if it’s not a member – you need to invite it to the channel like you would a person. @YourBotsName will do it!
According to the Slack slash command documentation, you need to respond within 3000ms (three seconds). If your command takes longer then you get the Timeout was reached error. Your code obviously won’t stop running, but the user won’t get any response to their command. Three seconds is fine for a quick thing where your command … Read more
I was looking for the same and I saw that nobody answered, so this is what I’ve found: you cannot and you won’t ever be able to. @channel: everybody in a channel, it’s a kind of contract with the user and everybody inside a channel should receive a notification. The point is that Slack has … Read more