Slack Oauth 2.0 system is available for your projects

Slack has updated its OAuth 2.0 flow, allowing the Rollbar Slack bot to use its own credentials instead of relying on members' credentials, which simplifies token management and reduces the need for token replacement when team members leave. The new system uses a single bot token, which streamlines the process of configuring notifications by allowing manual channel entry instead of using a dropdown menu. To migrate to this updated system, users should navigate to their Rollbar account settings, add the bot to desired Slack channels, and complete the migration process, ensuring continued support for notifications. The migration facilitates using Slack's new granular scopes, and Rollbar provides support for users needing assistance with setup.

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