Using the @ makes sure that the db has the Slack-official version of the audience, which should help avoid unexpected behavior.
For example: @standup-bot audience testgroup will save the audience as testgroup, whereas @standup-bot audience @testgroup will save the audience as something like <!subteam^S234MGM|@testgroup>.
Using the
@makes sure that the db has the Slack-official version of the audience, which should help avoid unexpected behavior.For example:
@standup-bot audience testgroupwill save the audience astestgroup, whereas@standup-bot audience @testgroupwill save the audience as something like<!subteam^S234MGM|@testgroup>.