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AsyncApp with OAuth searching for Bot User "UXXXXXXXX" installation when using App Home Messages tab #1024

Closed hanslemm closed 6 months ago

hanslemm commented 8 months ago

I just finished figuring out how to make my Slack App use the OAuth workflow.

I set up it using the f"{my_app_url}/slack/install" endpoint. I am using the standard Bolt OAuth Async class with no custom flow.

The installation store is a custom one that I built using GCS - it has all the methods and attributes as the AWS one. I also checked the store, and it correctly has all the installations at user level, bot level, and installation without user/bot associated.

When sending a message to my bot through the App Home in Slack, messages tab, an error raises stating - correctly - that there is no installation found at f"{workspace_path}/installer-{u_id}-latest", where u_id is the user id, which evaluates to the BOT user ID UXXXXXXXXXX (I removed the alphanumeric to X).

If I exchange messages with my bot app outside the App Home, no error raises - so it is related to the home app, messages tab.

I don't understand why the application is looking for an installation for the Bot user ID, shouldn't the application know that the bot user ID is the bot installation?

Reproducible in:

The slack_bolt version

name : slack-bolt
version : 1.18.1
description : The Bolt Framework for Python

dependencies

Python runtime version

Python 3.11.6

OS info

ProductName: macOS ProductVersion: 14.2.1 BuildVersion: 23C71 Darwin Kernel Version 23.2.0: Wed Nov 15 21:53:18 PST 2023; root:xnu-10002.61.3~2/RELEASE_ARM64_T6000

Steps to reproduce:

(Share the commands to run, source code, and project settings (e.g., setup.py))

  1. App must be running, of course.
  2. I sent a message to my bot through the App Home in Slack, messages tab.
  3. Raises the above-mentioned error that couldn't find the installation

Expected result:

The app shouldn't raise installation errors when using the messages tab of the App Home in Slack.

Actual result:

Mentioned in the introduction.

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WilliamBergamin commented 6 months ago

Hi @hanslemm thanks for writing it 💯

Not sure I fully understand your issue, but it seems like you may be trying to retrieve a user_token with a BOT id? if this is the case you should instead use the bot_token provided by the OAuth handshake, there should be one for each workspace/team your application is installed in. You should be able to post a message in a users DM using the bot_token