@slack/[email protected]

What's Changed

The new feature available in this release is access to new Canvas APIs - programmatically manipulate your Canvases to your heart's content!

Additionally:

• Previously in v7 of web-api, if you were using an API method that required no arguments (e.g. api.test), you still had to pass it an empty object ({}). Thanks to @davidlj95's work in #1809, that is no longer a requirement!
• You can now set the attachOriginalToWebAPIRequestError to false to ensure API responses are not logged. By default, this option will be set to false. Many thanks to @Parama92 for their work in this area!

a2c0fe5 web-api: public canvas APIs (#1813)
9f2935f feat: allow using WebClient APIs without argument (#1809) - fixes #1769; thank you @davidlj95 for your contribution! ❤️
b98ef1e feat: providing a way to disable message content being logged (#1786) - fixes #1751; thank you @Parama92 for your contribution! ❤️

@slack/[email protected]

What's Changed

The Image Block and Image Block Element now correctly support using either an image_url string or a slack_file object. The latter is particularly useful when wanting to display an image that is only uploaded within Slack, and not available via a public URL.

Also, the rich_text_quote Block Element had a missing border property. We have addressed this deficiency. Hooray!

aea11d0 Add slack_file object to image block/element types (#1783)
20899b0 Add missing border property to rich_text_quote block element (#1753)

@slack/[email protected]+cli.2.25.0

What's Changed

A few new APIs were added: a suite of low-level shell process wrappers under shell.*, a new app.list command, and exposing QA environment targeting for all commands.

• cli-test: add ability to invoke arbitrary CLI commands by @filmaj in #1798
• cli-test: expose --slackdev flag as qa option to all commands by @filmaj in #1799
• cli-test: adding shell and app.list APIs, exposing QA environment flags, added more traces available in CLI v2.25.0 by @filmaj in #1804

@slack/[email protected]

What's Changed

First official GitHub release of the new cli-test module! This module aims to provide node.js bindings for the Slack Platform CLI.

9fb278a cli-test: small internal refactor to use new app.list command (#1797)
c3725a9 cli-test(trace): include test trace constants for 'datastore count' (#1795)
11cb80e cli-test: add app.list command (#1794)

New Contributors

• @zimeg made their first contribution in #1795

@slack/[email protected]

What's Changed

New major version! We have dropped the ancient, finite-state-machine-based implementation and ported the rock solid python-slack-sdk socket-mode implementation to node.

We also removed a couple of events and properties that are no longer relevant in the new implementation. Check out our socket mode 1.x -> 2.0 migration guide to get all the details and ease your upgrading path.

Full Changelog

476e6a9 socket-mode: Rewrite to Python(ish) Implementation (#1781)
3ebb6ce socket-mode: do not throw exception when calling disconnect() and already disconnected; do not raise slack_event in case of type:disconnect messages (#1762)
6ab1e68 socket-mode: add more debug logging to low level websocket event handlers (#1757)
46b500d socket-mode: fix bug when apps.connections.open returns an error and won't retry (#1735)
a6f2b28 socket-mode: prep for major release, start now completes only once Connected state is emitted (#1732)

@slack/[email protected]

Final 1.x Release

Please note that this will be the final planned release of @slack/socket-mode in the 1.x line. The next release will be 2.0, which will include a few breaking changes.

What's Changed

A few bug fixes and stability improvements were landed in this release:

• WebSocket messages of type:disconnect coming from the Slack backend should now consistently force-reconnect the socket mode client; previously certain type:disconnect messages (containing a specific reason property) were not treated in this way.
• All type:disconnect messages from the Slack backend now do not raise a slack_event event; this led to problems, particularly for users of bolt-js.
• Calling disconnect() if the client is already disconnected no longer raises an exception.

Full Changelog

dc48959 socket-mode: do not throw if calling disconnect() and already disconnected, and do not raise slack_event if message received is of type: disconnect

@slack/[email protected]

What's Changed

We released a fix for the oauth.v2.exchange method argument type; previously it did not require a token, which was incorrect. It now requires a token parameter, which matches the expectations of this API method.

Full Changelog

ae755dc web-api(fix): oauth.v2.exchange method requires a token parameter (#1779) - thanks for reporting @iggyray!

@slack/[email protected]

What's Changed

We've deprecated the files.upload method. Check out our announcement on the topic here. Instead, use the uploadV2 method provided by the client.

Full Changelog

ae9ace8 web-api(fix): fix node-retry types (#1772) - thanks @cotsupa!
fec4895 web-api(docs): Add deprecation JSdoc to files.upload method (#1773)
8bff32f web-api(fix): Fix typo in error throwing for rate limit exceeded (#1755) - thanks @WhiteKiwi!

@slack/[email protected]

What's Changed

This major release bumps dependencies to their latest versions and sets the minimum node version is to v18, the current LTS node.js. While the library should work with older versions of node, we no longer test the library against versions of node older than 18, so we cannot guarantee compatibility.

In addition, calling disconnect() when already disconnected should no longer throw an exception (fixed #842).

@slack/[email protected]

What's Changed

A new doctor hook was added to surface certain runtime dependencies depended upon by your project! Stay tuned for an upcoming CLI release to find out how it'll be used. Hint: It's related to the doctor command 😉

Full Changelog

• 3e29641 feat: return runtime versions used by the application with a doctor hook (#1763)

https://github.com/slackapi/node-slack-sdk/compare/@slack/[email protected]...@slack/[email protected]