Slack: This Repo/Project Is A Joke

Created on 21 Dec 2020 · 8Comments · Source: integrations/slack

There are 210 issues in this list before this one.

There are 29 open pull requests going back 2+ years.

The last commit is 16 months ago.

You guys acquired better Pull Reminder software and are now deprecating it in 2 months.

Your product offering doesn't have 1/2 of the features the software you are deprecating has.

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nickpoulos

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welcome[bot] on 21 Dec 2020

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welcome[bot] on 21 Dec 2020

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I mean @nickpoulos has a point.

Is there a roadmap for this tool or a planned replacement to get the features they got from the other tool?

For a small, volunteer-run project, it's totally acceptable to say "PR's welcome" but I would argue that for an integration to two very popular tools used by many paid customers, I don't think that's really an adequate response.

vegetabill on 23 Dec 2020

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Definitely agreed. This repo should be maintained well by Github integration maintainers.

baeharam on 24 Dec 2020

@nickpoulos @vegetabill Our apologies for the inconvenience. Recently, within our team, we had an ownership change for the Slack app. Going forward we will start triaging all the open issues and address your concerns.

Thanks for being our customer.

ashokirla on 6 Jan 2021

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@ashokirla when can we expect existing PRs to be reviewed? some of them are really hanging for months

pmalon on 6 Jan 2021

Now that Microsoft owns Github I guess they would rather integrate with their own Microsoft Teams product, instead of Slack (their competitor). Maybe that's why they are letting this integration flounder.

sandstrom on 14 Jan 2021

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@sandstrom that would be crazy... I have regained a lot of trust in Microsoft in the past few years and should not imagine this. But unfortunately, I can imagine it actually being the case lol.

kevinmartinez on 16 Jan 2021

Let's be real about what's going on. They've stripped resources and have one guy solely focused on Microsoft Teams. Look at the recent commits: https://github.com/integrations/microsoft-teams/commits/master