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In summary, any ongoing mirrors using bridge_with_slack on a classic Slack app should continue to work. However, users won't be able to create new mirrors once the class Slack app has been discontinued because it uses RTM API. It is highly recommended by Slack to migrate to Socket Mode API.
One recommended fix that seems to be the easiest is to just migrate to rtm.connect. However, RTM API itself must be configured using a classic Slack app. This means after June 4 2024, new Slack users won't be able to use our bridge_with_slack even when we've migrated to rtm.connect from rtm.start.
On the other hand, migrating to the recommended Socket Mode would likely require overhauling most of bridge_with_slack.py. However, this approach is more future-proof and allows the possibility to expand bridge_with_slack with more features provided by the Socket Mode API and other features down the line.
Documentation
Right now it's still pointing the user to create the classic Slack app.
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Slack Bridge: Changes from modern Slack App
Slack Bridge: Discontinuation of classic Slack App
May 13, 2024
馃搫 Overview
Slack is discontinuing its classic Slack app. On June 4 2024, user won't be able to create the classic Slack app anymore.
This issue will highlight how this change will impact our "real-time slack mirror" feature, specifically
bridge_with_slack.py
and any relevant files.Relevant links:
Discontinuing new creation of Classic Slack apps and legacy custom integration bot users
Slack Migration Guide
CZO discussion: here.
In summary, any ongoing mirrors using
bridge_with_slack
on a classic Slack app should continue to work. However, users won't be able to create new mirrors once the class Slack app has been discontinued because it uses RTM API. It is highly recommended by Slack to migrate to Socket Mode API.see list of available API: slack_sdk
bridge_with_slack.py
One recommended fix that seems to be the easiest is to just migrate to
rtm.connect
. However, RTM API itself must be configured using a classic Slack app. This means after June 4 2024, new Slack users won't be able to use ourbridge_with_slack
even when we've migrated tortm.connect
fromrtm.start
.On the other hand, migrating to the recommended Socket Mode would likely require overhauling most of
bridge_with_slack.py
. However, this approach is more future-proof and allows the possibility to expandbridge_with_slack
with more features provided by the Socket Mode API and other features down the line.Documentation
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