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@kapa.ai does elementary store a reference to sent alerts (eg. direct slack message url)?
k
Based on the knowledge sources, Elementary does track sent alerts in the
alerts_v2
table, but the information stored is limited: What
alerts_v2
does store:
• A
sent_at
timestamp recording when an alert was dispatched • A
status
field (e.g.,
pending
,
skipped
,
sent
) • Rich alert context in a
data
JSON column (test ID, table/column names, severity, owners, tags, etc.) [alerts_v2 structure] What it does NOT store: The knowledge sources do not mention any storage of a direct Slack message URL (e.g., a
https://slack.com/archives/...
permalink) for sent alerts. There is no reference to Elementary capturing or persisting the Slack message URL after delivery. This aligns with the general pattern described — Elementary marks alerts as
sent
and records
sent_at
, but the integration is one-directional (push to Slack) with no apparent callback to store the resulting message URL. [alerts_v2 structure] If storing a reference back to the Slack message is important for your use case, this would likely need to be implemented as a custom integration outside of Elementary. šŸ‘ 0 button šŸ‘Ž 0 button ā„¹ļø Tip: Mention @elementary.ai in the thread for follow-ups or DM the app for 1-to-1 help.