Support passing cookie with token #281
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Hey, I don't think it is mysterious. I think Slack devs didn't intent that external application can use user session tokens. Anyway, personally I can't see harm to support this undocumented way to work with Slack, so let's merge it. I'll do small refactoring myself in that place to get rid of Thanks |
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User session token (
xoxc-...) requires a special cookie (d=xoxd-...) to be set for all requests. This PR adds support of setting a custom cookie to support such cookies.See https://papermtn.co.uk/retrieving-and-using-slack-cookies-for-authentication/ for information, as
xoxc-..tokens are mysteriously not documented in official Slack docs.