Releases: slackapi/bolt-python
version 1.1.5
version 1.1.4
version 1.1.3
version 1.1.2
New Features
v1.0 authorize compatible mode
Now you can use InstallationStore's v1.0 compatible mode in authorize.
Setting App
/AsyncApp
's installation_store_bot_only
constructor argument as True works in the same manner as v1.0 authorize. If you manually initialize InstallationStoreAuthorize
, bot_only
flag in it is the one you can configure. See the pull request #171 for more details.
installation_store = MyInstallationStore()
oauth_state_store = MyOAuthStateStore()
app = App(
# If you want to keep using only `#find_bot` for token retrieval,
# you can configure installation_store_bot_only as True
installation_store_bot_only=True,
oauth_settings=OAuthSettings(
installation_store=installation_store,
state_store=oauth_state_store,
),
)
NOTE: If you use installation_store_bot_only
flag in OAuthFlow
or OAuthSettings
, please upgrade to v1.1.3 or higher.
Changes
- #171 Add v1.0 compatible mode to #148 Org-wide App support - Thanks @seratch
- #173 #170 Remove the possibility of issue #170 by removing emoji from the boot message only for Windows - Thanks @athifongoqa @seratch
- #172 Fix Django app example to run with v1.1 - Thanks @vokey
References
version 1.1.1
version 1.1.0
New Features
Org-Wide App Installation Support
This version includes the changes related to Org-Wide App feature, which is for Enterprise Grid organizations.
https://api.slack.com/enterprise/apps
Refer to the Python Slack SDK's release note for details: https://github.com/slackapi/python-slack-sdk/releases/tag/v3.1.0
As long as the changes on the low-level SDK side does not affect your apps, most of existing Bolt apps do not require any updates in code. If you are an existing user of either of AmazonS3InstallationStore
or FileInstallationStore
, please upgrade to v1.1.3 or higher and set installation_store_bot_only
flag as True
in App
/AsyncApp
constructor. See v1.1.2 release note for details.
Changes
- #148 Add Org-Wide App Installation Support - Thanks @stevegill @seratch
References
version 1.1.0 RC1
See v1.1.0 release note.
version 1.0.1
version 1.0.0
Here is the first stable version of Bolt for Python 🎉
This framework has been carefully designed to be easy and intuitive for Python developers while aligning with the existing Bolt frameworks. If you’re a Pythonista, we think you’ll like it!
You can start with pip install slack_bolt
and the Getting Started Guide. To learn more, check the following resources:
version 1.0.0 RC2
This is the latest release candidate version of slack_bolt v1.0.0.
We will be releasing v1.0.0 within a few days. Thank you very much for all the contributions and feedback from the community!