Hi all, I can't seem to connect Slack to Graphite ...
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Hi all, I can't seem to connect Slack to Graphite to get notifications? Have tried with both Brave and Chrome and none seem to work I click on Authorize Slack add-on, it takes me to Slack where I allow everything and then just returns to the same Graphite notifications screen with nothing updated
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(If applicable) To help us repro, please send the following if you haven't already: - PR links, screenshots, and/or debug output if applicable - Repro steps - Does this happen consistently? Just to you or others on your team also? - Is this a regression? Is the problem new? - If you're having an issue with the CLI, please send us debug logs using
gt feedback --with-debug-context <any message>
Hey Aseem, Are you a slack admin? I believe admins need to authorize the Graphite app before others can add it. I think you can also confirm whether its been authorized or not by chcking the apps page to see is the Graphite app is already in your workspace or not (screenshot below for ref). Let me know what you see~
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Hey Brett, thanks for getting back to me! I am not an admin - though we have the Slack app already authorized and working for multiple people in our company It's just that I authorised it with another GitHub/Graphite account and then disconnected that and am struggling to authorise it again
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Could you please try to connect again then use the
Send feedback
option from in the Graphite app's Help menu? That will provide us with more information and logs for debugging on our end, thanks!
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Done! Let me know how you go 🙂
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hmmm okay, im not seeing anything in the logs indicating a failure. im wondering if somehow your old authorization is somehow cached. Could you try doing this once more in an incognito window to make the request on a clean browser instance?
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Yeah tried again in incognito and got the same issue 😕 submitted another feedback request so hopefully you have the logs
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i got it thanks. Still not seeing anything of value. Let me run this by some colleagues and circle back.
what was the other github username you had originally authorized the slack connection for?
Okay Aseem, i think i was able to reproduce the behavior you are experiencing. What i did was: 1) authorize github account 1 using slack credentials a 2) try to authorize github account 2 using slack credentials a. This fails in the same way you are seeing it. 3) remove the connection in github account 1 (i also switched the the notifications toggle to off) 4) try again to authorize github account 2 using slack credentials a and it worked.
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Perfect that seems to have worked! Thank you Brett 🙂 🙌