Hi! I have a potential feature request for the Slack integration / link unfurling 👋 When we paste a Graphite PR or stack link (

<http://app.graphite.dev/github/pr/|app.graphite.dev/github/pr/>...

) into Slack, it auto-unfurls into a large rich preview. In our code-review Slack channel we post these all day and the big cards add a lot of vertical noise — we’d love a way to keep the links compact. What we’re after: a way to mute/disable Graphite’s rich link previews in Slack, ideally per-channel. Prior art — exactly how the GitHub Slack app does it: GitHub’s Slack integration exposes a settings panel via the

/github settings

slash command, which includes a per-channel toggle: “Mute rich previews for links shared in this channel.” One click and GitHub PR links stop unfurling in that channel, while everything else (notifications, etc.) keeps working. We’ve used this to mute GitHub in our code-reviews channel — and we couldn’t find an equivalent control on Graphite’s side. If Graphite’s Slack app could offer the same kind of “mute rich previews (per channel)” toggle, that’d completely solve it for us. Is this on the roadmap / something we’ve missed today? Thanks! 🙏

Hey Murat, This is indeed a bug we are investigating, no timetable to relay on this as the fix is a bigger lift than meets the eye. When we have a resolution we will double back. Thanks!

I see. My understanding from this doc was that once graphite Slack app gives us a way to update app settings, we can just set it to mute link previews. And you guys can skip

chat.unfurl

event if the author has muted their previews.

Your app uses `chat.unfurl`to attach custom unfurling behavior to the original message. Like a cherry on top of an already delicious sundae, you can useblocksto make the message rich and interactive.

But maybe it's a bigger piece. Thanks for having a look into.

Yes, however right now the unfurl on previews is not working as expected. We are investigating a fix but it has been proven to be a trickier lift than meets the eye and I do not have realistic timeframe to relay on a resolution.

👍 That makes sense, thanks for having a look 🙏