I have added detailed setup instructions and removed the concise ones as they were almost useless in and of themselves. In real scenarios, almost no one can deploy without going through the detailed instructions.
Also, I have reshuffled the instructions in the chronological order in which they have to be performed rather than separated by the domain of the steps (Slack, heroku) etc. So deployment of heroku happens in between the slack app setup. This change of context is necessary as the final steps of the slack setup require the details from the server deployment.
Also I have changed the python version in runtime as heroku stopped support for 3.7.1, it supports 3.7.10.
I have tested this branch of the app on my test slack workspace and it works flawlessly. The steps were rewritten while I was deploying the app, so I can ensure that these are the correct and latest ones.
I have added detailed setup instructions and removed the concise ones as they were almost useless in and of themselves. In real scenarios, almost no one can deploy without going through the detailed instructions.
Also, I have reshuffled the instructions in the chronological order in which they have to be performed rather than separated by the domain of the steps (Slack, heroku) etc. So deployment of heroku happens in between the slack app setup. This change of context is necessary as the final steps of the slack setup require the details from the server deployment.
Also I have changed the python version in runtime as heroku stopped support for 3.7.1, it supports 3.7.10.
I have tested this branch of the app on my test slack workspace and it works flawlessly. The steps were rewritten while I was deploying the app, so I can ensure that these are the correct and latest ones.