Fix user_info method for Add to Slack #40
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- When going through the standard Add to Slack authentication procedure, the user_identity["id"] is empty because you can't mix the identity.basic scopes with other team wide scopes. Luckily, Slack returns the current logged in users id in the access_token params object, so we should use that if user_identity["id"] is nil
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Any reason this never got merged in? |
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When going through an initial Add to Slack flow, you can't mix the
identity.basicscope with other team-wide scopes being requested (liketeam:readorusers:read). However, Slack does give us the currently signed in user_id inside ouraccess_token.paramsobject. So, if for whatever reason our user_identity['id'] is nil, we should grab the user_id fromaccess_token.paramsso that we get the current users information instead of an error.