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Slack message can fail to bridge if transforming a channel mention fails #524

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Half-Shot opened this issue Sep 30, 2020 · 2 comments · Fixed by #525
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Slack message can fail to bridge if transforming a channel mention fails #524

Half-Shot opened this issue Sep 30, 2020 · 2 comments · Fixed by #525
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substitutions An issue relating to translation of event content between Slack and Matrix. T-Defect Bugs, crashes, hangs, vulnerabilities, or other reported problems.

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The bridge will try to fetch m.room.canonical_alias state for the room mentioned (in order to get the right alias), and if it fails to get the event then the code will throw and subsequently fail to bridge the message. This is obviously not ideal, and we should fall back to textual representation.

@Half-Shot Half-Shot added the bug label Sep 30, 2020
@Cadair Cadair added the substitutions An issue relating to translation of event content between Slack and Matrix. label Oct 1, 2020
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Cadair commented Oct 1, 2020

Should also be fixed by #517

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I've fixed this one now because it's impacting enough folks.

@jaller94 jaller94 added the T-Defect Bugs, crashes, hangs, vulnerabilities, or other reported problems. label May 16, 2022
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