Renato Alves

If you want to reply with a reaction you can use `driver.react_to(message, "emoji-name")`.

Additional mattermost driver actions can be found [in mattermost-autodriver documentation](https://embl-bio-it.github.io/python-mattermost-autodriver/endpoints.html).

I can't find much about this `type` argument. It seems poorly documented and a little obscure. I think a pull request adding this feature would be acceptable but I would...

> https://github.com/mattermost/mattermost-server/blob/c943ed6859b1be013e4da92b1952c607a35258bc/model/post.go This is interesting. #377 might benefit from this as well (`system_join_channel`) even if on the listen side. If you are able to propose a pull request, I'd happily...

I think this could also be a nice feature to showcase in the documentation. Some screenshots of how the different post types look like. It's surprising how many of them...

Hi @SpeedyH30 I haven't tried using them myself but in principle it should be possible. The question is if those notifications are received by the bot as Messages or as...

See #386 for possible ways to implement this.

This needs further looking into but we have two execution paths. Regular (`non-async`) functions are handled by a thread pool, currently hardcoded to handle up to 10 concurrent requests. Requests...

I second @fmarotta's interpretation, however I propose a slight extension to what is mentioned in his post. To begin, I would move both `async` and `sync` tasks out of `MainThread`....

Some interesting findings. If using `pbzip2` the parallel version of `bzip2` to create the files, `ngless` is able to consume the files up to a certain size. In the test-case...