Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
GitHub integration can create threads based on selected events and keep the thread updated. In team-level channels that have several GitHub repositories, it might not make sense to create threads (#1500) for all issues. Yet, it happens to me that I want to have comments on a specific GitHub issue broadcasted under an existing Slack thread. Let's say I have a discussion with a member of the marketing team in a random channel, and we've found a bug related to our marketing reports. I just want to keep them updated on the work we're doing for that issue without asking them to join our engineering channel, which has a lot of random discussions.
Describe the solution you'd like
Make GitHub integration know where subscribe command is issued and make it broadcast events accordingly. If it's a message in a channel, it will broadcast them to channel -create threads if threading is enabled- and if it's under a thread, it just creates post under that specific thread.
If we don't want change the semantic of subscribe command, we can add a join command.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. GitHub integration can create threads based on selected events and keep the thread updated. In team-level channels that have several GitHub repositories, it might not make sense to create threads (#1500) for all issues. Yet, it happens to me that I want to have comments on a specific GitHub issue broadcasted under an existing Slack thread. Let's say I have a discussion with a member of the marketing team in a random channel, and we've found a bug related to our marketing reports. I just want to keep them updated on the work we're doing for that issue without asking them to join our engineering channel, which has a lot of random discussions.
Describe the solution you'd like Make GitHub integration know where
subscribecommand is issued and make it broadcast events accordingly. If it's a message in a channel, it will broadcast them to channel -create threads if threading is enabled- and if it's under a thread, it just creates post under that specific thread. If we don't want change the semantic ofsubscribecommand, we can add ajoincommand.