I suspect that slack changed in how they handle the links/links has changed - it aligns with slack upgrade in my case: slack-desktop:amd64 from 4.22.0 to 4.23.0. Looking at process list: the slack website asks browser to open link with upper case kde-open5 is run with correct link slack is run with lower-cased workspace
So what I expect is that after the first time user grants the identity permissions, next times when user clicks on the "Sign in with Slack" button, they should still be brought to slack's oauth page, where slack would check and see that this user has already granted us the identity.* permission, and return a new authorization code to our ...
I was added to a Slack workspace by a coworker. I must've accepted something on the mobile app because I have access to the workspace there. Somehow, the desktop app never reflected this change and...
I now have the Slack desktop app to keep in better communication with folks at work. But when I click on links from there, it goes to Brave where I am not logged-in to anything work related. Is there a way to change the browser that Slack opens without changin my system wide default browser? I'm on a Mac, Mojave, if that helps.
It depends a bit how you define "active on Slack". If getting the date and time a user was logged in last is enough, take a look at team.accessLogs, which will give you the timestamp of the last login for every user (date_last). This will not reflect whether the user performed any activity, e.g. posting a message or uploading a file though. However, note that this API method works for paid ...
Created a matching user with my Slack user (using e-mail) and tested logging in with Slack (OK, at least at log level, I can see that e-mail matches Pimcore user fine, and onAuthenticationSuccess is called) **- Could not manage transferring logged in user to Pimcore Admin UI (Full authentication is required to access this resource.) **
Correct, access tokens don't expire unless you have enabled token rotation. Yes, in that case the user would have to be redirected again. Yes, once a user uninstalls the app and the token is revoked, that token will never be useable again. When the same user re-installs the app a new access token is provided.
0 I'm trying to make a Slack App that can send messages on user behalf (similar to Giphy, which apparently is different than regular Slack Apps). In order to send messages as users (not just impersonating using chat:write.customized), I need the user's User Token.
I did an integration between slack and azure to enable my users to connect to my slack workspace through azure AD using SAML sso sign in. The problem is once I have signed in using any browser, when I sign out and try to sign in again I get automatically signed in without even asking for at least a username.
