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I got an error trying to lunch an event from slack. I'm using slack backend v3 with socket mode:
errbot | 2022-06-29 14:57:08,698 ERROR slack_sdk.socket_mode.builtin.client Failed to run a request listener: 'event'
errbot | Traceback (most recent call last):
errbot | File "/usr/local/lib/python3.8/site-packages/slack_sdk/socket_mode/client.py", line 143, in run_message_listeners
errbot | listener(self, request) # type: ignore
errbot | File "/home/errbot/backends/slackv3/slackv3.py", line 377, in _sm_generic_event_handler
errbot | self._generic_wrapper(req.payload)
errbot | File "/home/errbot/backends/slackv3/slackv3.py", line 357, in _generic_wrapper
errbot | event = event_data["event"]
errbot | KeyError: 'event'
I'm curious of exactly what are you trying to accomplish. What is the exact flow/step/process going on? Something like
- I have bot command
.command opt1 - that's suppose to "do something"
- its partially working / or getting an error
@nzlosh @sijis:matrix.org my objective is open a slack modal from slack shortcut, so basis in what I read, I need to reply this event with the view.opens payload so Slack can open it. I'm trying to deploy some modals for creating a incident and capture the inputs fields to I can pass them to Jira plugin and create an issue with the data
I've not had time to dig into the details. It looks like there's double initialisation going on. My current guess is something to do with the use of
super() but that's all I've got for now.
@mmclane you shouldn't be doing the
super().activate in your pagerduty_activate() method because activate() would have already been called when the plugin loaded. The only time you would want to do the super().activate() is if you were overriding activate with your own implementation, for example, if you wanted to call your_method every 60 seconds and wanted to start this as soon as the plugin was started.def activate(self):
super().activate()
self.start_poller(60, self.your_method, 1)
I had been following the example here: https://errbot.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user_guide/plugin_development/scheduling.html
I updated my github issue with an example.
I haven't looked at your example, but I can say the core plugin that checks for latest version uses a poller.
https://github.com/errbotio/errbot/blob/master/errbot/core_plugins/vcheck.py
Thanks for the help. You can see my solution here: https://github.com/mmclane/gir/tree/main/plugins/pagerduty
Its not perfect but I think its working.
Its not perfect but I think its working.
Its duplicating yield messages, send() messages, and cards across any plugin. This includes things like !help.
@nzlosh: I put together a draft on being able to install plugins via pip for errbot. errbotio/errbot#1590
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I would appreciate feedback/comments and suggestions.
I will include documentation on this in the coming days.
The hack to read the requirements.txt file works but should be better.
Quick question, why did you opt for
pkg_resources over importlib.resources? I'm looking at the docs and came across a passage the talks about importlib.resources being added in py3.7 and how to migrate to it from pkg_resources.
I was having a hard time trying to get the entrypoints directories where the plug files were located. Pkg_resoucrs make it easier
I don't pretend to understand the importlib module all that much easier. It's a little black magic for me
If there a better way, I'd love to know!
(I was really having difficulty getting a Distribution object with importlib. No great/simple examples I found via Google)
If u find a way, suggest in the pr, please
I got some importlib code to work but it breaks on py 3.7 :(.
There's less than 1 yr support on 3.7. I m considering dropping support and not worry on a py version try/except code
If it really is a pain, I guess dropping support early is for the good of maintenance. Any stragglers can fork and maintain their own patched copy of errbot until they move off py3.7.
I can keep it. It's not that big of a pain. I'll just add another dependency for py37 versions
I fixed it, so it works on py37.
trying to get a better test but having issues with dynamically adding an entrypoint :(
trying to get a better test but having issues with dynamically adding an entrypoint :(
It actually want as bad as I thought. Just an import and a try/catch piece
I updated my PR to include some documentation around entrypoints and the pip install enhancement
Probably in the next day or so
a couple days ago, we have this error message
slack_sdk.errors.SlackApiError: The request to the Slack API failed. (url: https://www.slack.com/api/files.upload)
The server responded with: {'ok': False, 'error': 'invalid_channel', 'channel': '<#GCNTLJ5JQ|infraestructura>'}
we search on stackoverflow, and not results found.
slack_sdk.errors.SlackApiError: The request to the Slack API failed. (url: https://www.slack.com/api/files.upload)
The server responded with: {'ok': False, 'error': 'invalid_channel', 'channel': '<#GCNTLJ5JQ|infraestructura>'}
we search on stackoverflow, and not results found.