Hi 👋
My use case with slack events is to create a message forwarding tool, basically if you send messages to a channel a it will be redirected to channels x, y and z for example, the issue is that if the user in channel a sends multiple messages quickly 1, 2, 3, 4, the other channels will get the messages in a different order like 4, 2, 1, 3 which disrupts context.
I guess this is due to how webhooks work and the congestion that can be hitting the server.
but is there a way to tell the slack api to ensure the order of these messages?
I also saw that slack rtm api could help here, but my app is not a classical one so I wouldn't be able to use the rtm api in this case right or I can combine the events api with the rtm?
Thank you
The slack_bolt version
1.7.0
Python runtime version
3.8.2
Hi 👋
My use case with slack events is to create a message forwarding tool, basically if you send messages to a channel
ait will be redirected to channelsx,yandzfor example, the issue is that if the user in channelasends multiple messages quickly1,2,3,4, the other channels will get the messages in a different order like4,2,1,3which disrupts context.I guess this is due to how webhooks work and the congestion that can be hitting the server.
but is there a way to tell the slack api to ensure the order of these messages?
I also saw that slack rtm api could help here, but my app is not a classical one so I wouldn't be able to use the rtm api in this case right or I can combine the events api with the rtm?
Thank you
The
slack_boltversion1.7.0
Python runtime version
3.8.2