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Slack Releaser Utility

A simple utility that posts release changelogs to a configured Slack Webhook.

Usage

Install slack-releaser from PyPI:

pip install slack-releaser

Add the following to your setup.cfg:

[zest.releaser]
prereleaser.after =
  slack_releaser.releaser.post_to_slack

[slack.releaser]

webhook = https://example.slack.com/hook/abc123
repository = https://github.com/example/repository

Replace webhook with the webhook URL that Slack gives you when you setup a webhook.

See the Slack Documentation for help in setting up webhooks.

License

MIT License

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