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Allow Link formatting via chat.postMessage
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Use the API to send messages that a) aren't strings (typically an object with attachments, etc) or b) match `\<.*\>` (link formatting)
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Thank you for the PR! I'm going to be implementing adapter-specific functionality in a different way, but it's coming very soon. |
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As discussed in #36, Slack's RTM messages don't support link formatting or complex messages such as those with attachments.
Inspired by a quick fork @jaisonerick did a few days ago, this branch sends any message that a) is not a string or b) contains
<.*>to the API'schat.postMessageendpoint.It seems to work well for the simple case of link formatting, but I'm open to any thoughts on whether there's a different way to do the split.