tiagoshibata

Just for clarification: Slack uses its own formatting language instead of Markdown. Links are represented as ``, such as `` , and the horn bot doesn't convert the `` link...

I'm working on a fix and will open a PR at https://github.com/integram-org/webhook . It might take me a while since I'm not familiar with Go.

FYI, I implemented this, which fixes the issue: https://play.golang.org/p/nj0YB1xkLsK I'll add a few more checks (e.g. Slack doesn't convert links if there's a new line between the opening ``), test...

Yes, I can create the PR :) I have the code ready, I'll polish it later today and open the PR.

I'll give it a bit more thought before opening the PR. I found out e.g. CircleCI sends the following request to Slack: ``` { "attachments": [ { "fallback": "Failed: tiagoshibata's...

Opened at https://github.com/integram-org/webhook/pull/2 , please take a look whenever you can :)

Just FYI: Horn uses [the Slack syntax](https://api.slack.com/docs/message-formatting#message_formatting), which doesn't allow a single underscore (underscores are used for **bold** text). If you want to disable markup, use: ``` curl -X POST...

I will take another look for possible solutions after I leave work. In the meanwhile, let me know if anyone has thoughts on this.

You can use a demangler (such as https://demangler.com/) to demangle the C++ symbol. It resolves to `Imf::TypedAttribute::writeValueTo(Imf::OStream&, int) const`. If I'm not mistaken it should resolve to a symbol in...

Another possibility is that you compiled the C++ library and the Python bindings with incompatible flags. GCC had ABI changes for C++11 (see [this stack overflow post](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33394934/converting-std-cxx11string-to-stdstring)). You might have...