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"When using the Web API to post in a thread, I need to include the thread timestamp with the `thread_ts` parameter in the message. This means I should capture the original event's timestamp for reference. I also want to explore how the Slack API works in Go when it comes to posting messages. It’s important to get these details right so that messages are accurately placed in the correct threads."
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'If I need more time, I can either respond quickly or acknowledge with a short message like "I got it." This way, I won’t keep the user waiting. I might need to do some more complex work afterward, and it’s important to acknowledge Slack events properly to prevent issues. The user mentioned "Slack bot in Go," which suggests they want specific guidance. I should consider if they’re facing challenges with timing out or slow endpoints.'
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"The user wants to know about handling asynchronous responses in Slack. For slash commands, utilizing the `response_url` is essential, allowing me to send a message within 30 minutes after the command. However, with Slack events, there's no `response_url` for direct replies. In this case, I should acknowledge the event and then separately post a reply using the Slack API, preferably in a thread based on the original message. This distinction is important for clarity."
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'I\'m going through a Stack Overflow snippet that discusses how a Slack bot uses Bolt for JS with methods like `app.message` and `say`. It shows how to reply in a thread by passing the `thread_ts` of the original message. The user\'s mention of "in Go" probably indicates they want a library, but they might be looking for a conceptual explanation too. I think I need to provide a high-level approach or a Go code snippet, while following formatting guidelines like using lists and keeping paragraphs concise.'
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'I need to structure the final answer in a clear, step-by-step format:\n' +
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"I'm a bit unsure about the `response_url` and whether it posts as a channel message or an ephemeral one, depending on the original message's nature. If using Slack events, Slack sends events for new messages containing relevant data like `ts` and `channel`. I should respond promptly with a 200 status. Next, I can handle heavy processing in the background, like calling an external API. After finishing, I'd use the Slack API with something like the Slack-go library to post a message in a thread, incorporating the correct parameters."
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`The x-team article may provide insights, though it seems more focused on building bots rather than threads. Since the user's phrasing suggests they might have some experience but need clarity on asynchronous processing, this could either be an interview question or a developer's inquiry. They likely seek an outline or code example for their question: "How to create a Slack bot in Go that processes requests in the background and replies in a thread." I'll aim to provide clear steps or an explanation for that.`
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What did you expect to happen?
- can we retry?
- can we output error text to the ui?
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