Closed knewter closed 5 years ago
This would happen if nick
is a list when passed to user_join
. I added a test for a valid JOIN event, and nick always come through as a binary. However if the server sent JOIN <channel>
(which is a client command, not a server command), then nick
would be an empty list. Attempts at producing invalid messages like : JOIN <channel>
fail in the parser, so I doubt it's that. It looks to me like this is a problem with the Slack -> IRC bridge, but if you can figure out what message triggered this, we can try and determine if it's a problem with the parser.
@knewter Hi. Has this been resolved ref: Slack? Wondering if they've fixed it yet. :smile:
I'm closing this issue since the slack IRC gateway closed last year
I got this error in my logs just now. Haven't dug in yet but wanted to go ahead and capture it for future perusal. This comes from my tool that watches slack channels via the IRC bridge. Maybe they're doing something inappropriate, or maybe there's a bug that affects normal / proper IRC servers. I hope to dig in later.