Daniel (dB.) Doubrovkine
Daniel (dB.) Doubrovkine
This seems strange, and certainly not observed elsewhere. Could you try switching to async-websocket from Celluloid? Would like to learn whether this is an asynchrony problem or a networking one.
Ok, which means we have a real bug with Celluloid in this case. I'll leave this open, if you have time would love it if you could spend some more...
And if you are generous with your time, I would confirm whether this issue exists with EventMachine and with Celluloid on older versions of slack-ruby-client (especially in 0.13.x, 0.12.x).
If you follow the tutorial at the end it says something like `Thread.new ...`, remove that and make it work.
Similarly to PG, but with mysql gems. Give it a try, maybe add integration tests for MySQL in this project and document it?
You're not doing anything wrong, it's not a feature.
Possibly, but in most projects you need the actual stored team record with the token (the `owner`), not info about it after the client boots (which is what is stored...
Isn't there a chicken-and-egg problem of knowing `client.team.id`? I am probably wrong, so as long as we can make it work, amen :)
@joslinm Did you manage to work through this? I would check the version of OpenSSL. Mine is `OpenSSL 0.9.8zh 14 Jan 2016`. ``` openssl version -a ``` then ``` brew...
@mike-bailey Care to tell us how?