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I downloaded the sample SVN post-commit hook provided by Slack integration. #!/usr/bin/perl use warnings; use strict; use HTTP::Request::Common qw(POST); use HTTP::Status qw(is_client_error); use LWP::UserAgent; use JSON; my $repository = "myrepo"; my $websvn = "websvn.mydomain.com"; my $opt_domain = "myteam.slack.com"; my $opt_token = "mytoken"; my $log = qx|export LC_ALL="cs_CZ.UTF-8"; /usr/bin/svnlook log -r $ARGV[1] $ARGV[0]|; my $log = $log." ".unpack('H*',$log); my $who = `/usr/bin/svnlook author -r $ARGV[1] $ARGV[0]`; my $url = "http://${websvn}/revision.php?repname=${repository}&rev=

I have successfully configured Crashlytics Webhook with Slack. I have also tested it with the Test Message given in Crashlytics console. Test message working fine. But, when I have an actual crash in Crashlytics, it is not getting triggered into the Slack. I don't know where is the issue. What am I doing wrong here? Mike from Fabric here. I responded over email, but will make the answer public as well. For this integration, you've set the impact level to 5 which means that only issues that are the most impactful will be mentioned in Slack. If you want to be notified of every new issue, set the

Is there a way to authenticate a java desktop application with Slack using OAuth2? I am trying to follow Slack's guide . I am getting stuck because it says you get the access token inside of the redirect uri of your application. But since the app I am making does not exist inside of the web browser, is there anyway I can do this? Can my java application launch a localhost site that it can communicate with to use as the redirect uri? If so, how? Desktop app as internal integration Before we get into more details please note that there is an easy solution if you plan to use your desktop app for

I'm implementing a slack ops bot that will notify users of job completion on a build server. It needs to be able to DM users on job completion. I've setup a bot user as per the instructions @ https://api.slack.com/bot-users . To send a DM to a particular user, chat.postMessage takes the first argument (channel) as either a @username or a IM channel's ID as per the documentation @ https://api.slack.com/methods/chat.postMessage#channels . To get the IM channel ID of a user, im.list can be used. But im.list only gives the IM channel IDs of the users the bot has previously interacted with (or the

I'm building a Slack bot using a Slack App. I have managed to authorise and am successfully receiving events via the Event API. I'm trying to find out how to listen only for direct mentions of the bot. Therefore it should fire an event when someone messages a public or private channel AND when the bot is directly tagged like @bot Public/private Slack Channel Example: Daniel: Hi there bot (does not trigger) Jeremy: @bot hi there (triggers Event API) Is there a Slack Event that does this? Or is there another way to do this? I don't want to have to hardcode it into my server-side application as

I'm attempting to use the Jenkins Job DSL plugin for the first time to create some basic job "templates" before getting into more complex stuff. Jenkins is running on a Windows 2012 server. The Jenkins version is 1.650 and we are using the Job DSL plugin version 1.51. Ideally what I would like is for the seed job to be parameterised so that when it is being run the user can enter four things: the Job DSL script location, the name of the generated job, a Slack channel for failure notifications, and an email address for failure notifications. The first two are fine: I can call the parameters in