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I want to add my bot to a Slack channel. But I want it to ignore conversation until it is addressed directly, e.g.: me: hi! me: hi! me: @bot hi! bot: why hello there! In Microsoft Bot Framework v1, there was an option: "Listen to all messages". I don't see that option in v3. Is there a simple way to do this (i.e. without analyzing every utterance to see whether the bot was addressed)? I'm using node.js botbuilder 3.1. While checking the activity text is certainly a valid option, I would instead use the Mentions capabilities provided by the library (at least in C#). if (activity.GetMentions()

I have a Slack App and Workspace. Since I am the admin, I can post the message to anyone and to any channel. But, when I am trying to post a message as a different user through an api call using the method chat.postMessage, it gives me the following response. {"ok":false,"error":"missing_scope","needed":"chat:write:user","provided":"identity.basic,identity.email,identity.avatar,identity.team","warning":"missing_charset","response_metadata":{"warnings":["missing_charset"]}} I checked the Oauth and Permissions page on Slack and I have the scope as chat:write:user. I cannot figure out what to do

I am using slack incoming web hook to post message to a channel. Here is my code curl -X POST \ https://hooks.slack.com/services/TXXXXXXXX/BXXXXXXXX/XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX \ -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \ -d '{ "text": "Test message" }' I am getting ok as response. I need thread id( thread_ts or ts ) to reply to that thread. How can I get thread id while posting message to slack using incoming web hooks Webhooks will not return IDs for your message. So you don't get the thread_ts and ts , which you both need to reply as thread. Its technically possible to find your message through

I want to post a message in slack using api. How can I mention all the team members of a channel just like @channel in slack? You can use <!channel> . Example You can see all the possible @mentions in Slack documentation under Variables 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36795403/how-to-mention-channelall-the-team-members-using-slack-api-while-post-message

We want to use Slack Webhook (Outgoing Webhook) with an internal web service. Our company is behind a firewall, so outside connections must be whitelisted. It appears that Slack has multiple addresses it will send the API request from, and they don't seem to be documented. Which IPs/Ports should we open in the firewall (whitelist) in order to allow slack's outgoing webhooks to connect to our internal web service? An alternative could be using a VPN tunnel service to expose your internal webserver the Internet, e.g. with ngrok . I can confirm it works with Slack (I use it every day for Slack