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Not sure if its the best solution for you problem but you can mention people in the "status" field for a notifications.
So if I want to mention a user I would do <@user-id>, where user-id is the user's slack ID.
If I want to mention a group I would use <!subteam^group-id> where group-id is the group's slack ID.
To find out what the group slack ID is you can log into the workplace via the website, not the native app, and go to "People and User Groups" then tap a group and copy the ID from the URL.
An example for the mention in the status is:
uses: voxmedia/github-action-slack-notify-build@v1
with:
channel: app-alerts
status: STARTED | <@U4HD520SH> | <!subteam^UXHD527YH>
color: good
env:
SLACK_BOT_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.SLACK_NOTIFICATIONS_BOT_TOKEN }}
I would like the possibility to notify a specific user in the message that's posted to a channel using the user_id of the specific user.
The use-case is that everyone in the team should see the notification but the one that pushed a failing pipeline should be explicitly notified.
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