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…st Results - Practical guide for setting up Slack integration in QA Studio - Covers setup, channel selection, troubleshooting - Complements existing integration documentation Co-authored-by: Ben Spurlock <BenDaSpur@users.noreply.github.com>
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WalkthroughAdds a new blog post documenting Slack notifications for QA test results. The post includes front-matter metadata, integration setup steps (OAuth and webhooks), channel recommendations, message examples, troubleshooting tips, and guidance for self-hosted deployments. (47 words) Changes
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
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In `@src/md/blog/2026/02/slack-notifications-test-results.md`:
- Line 5: The frontmatter line cover: '' leaves an empty cover value which can
render a broken/blank image; either set a valid image path for the cover
frontmatter (replace cover: '' with cover: 'path/to/image.jpg') or remove the
cover key entirely, or update the blog rendering template to guard against empty
cover values (e.g., check the cover field before rendering the image) so that an
empty string does not produce a broken image element.
- Around line 131-148: The two fenced code blocks in
src/md/blog/2026/02/slack-notifications-test-results.md lack a language
identifier (triggering MD040); update both triple-backtick fences that contain
the "✅ Test Run Completed" and "❌ Test Run Failed" examples to include a
language specifier (e.g., ```text) so markdownlint recognizes the block
language.
- Line 177: The documentation currently shows the command string "/invite `@QA`
Studio" which is invalid because Slack `@mentions` do not support spaces; update
the blog text (the offending string "/invite `@QA` Studio" in
src/md/blog/2026/02/slack-notifications-test-results.md) to use the bot's actual
no-space handle (for example "/invite `@qa-studio`" or "/invite `@qa_studio`") or
replace the inline example with a short instruction to use Slack's autocomplete
picker instead of typing the full name; ensure the replacement preserves the
surrounding explanatory sentence and formatting.
- Around line 68-74: The documented OAuth scopes currently include chat:write
but the code in src/lib/server/integrations.ts sends notifications solely via
incoming webhooks (it reads config.incomingWebhook.url and POSTs directly), so
remove chat:write from the setup instructions or explicitly mark it as
optional/for-future-use; update the markdown block in
src/md/blog/2026/02/slack-notifications-test-results.md to delete the
`chat:write` bullet (or append “optional for future extensibility”) to keep
scopes aligned with the implementation in integrations.ts.
| title: Slack Notifications - Keep Your Team Informed About Test Results | ||
| date: 2026-02-18T10:00:00.000Z | ||
| description: Set up Slack notifications in QA Studio to receive instant alerts when test runs complete, fail, or when milestones are due. A practical guide for teams who want testing visibility where they collaborate. | ||
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cover: '' — missing cover image may render an empty/broken image slot.
If the blog template doesn't gracefully handle an empty cover, this will leave a broken image element. Either supply an image path or confirm the template safely omits it when blank.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@src/md/blog/2026/02/slack-notifications-test-results.md` at line 5, The
frontmatter line cover: '' leaves an empty cover value which can render a
broken/blank image; either set a valid image path for the cover frontmatter
(replace cover: '' with cover: 'path/to/image.jpg') or remove the cover key
entirely, or update the blog rendering template to guard against empty cover
values (e.g., check the cover field before rendering the image) so that an empty
string does not produce a broken image element.
…d chat:write scope - Add text language specifier to notification example code blocks (MD040) - Fix /invite instruction: use autocomplete picker instead of invalid @qa Studio - Remove chat:write from OAuth scopes (implementation uses incoming webhooks only) - Cover: no change needed - template already guards empty cover with {#if post.cover} Co-authored-by: Ben Spurlock <BenDaSpur@users.noreply.github.com>
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Actionable comments posted: 3
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@src/md/blog/2026/02/slack-notifications-test-results.md`:
- Line 46: Update the table row for "Project Created" to replace the ambiguous
"(optional)" with a clear qualifier describing its default state and how to
enable/disable it (for example "disabled by default — can be enabled in
Settings" or "configurable in Settings — enabled by default"); specifically edit
the row containing "**Project Created**" in the markdown so the second column
clearly states whether the notification is on/off by default and where to toggle
it.
- Line 34: Update the sentence under the "**One-click access**" bullet so it
accurately states that the "View Details" button links to the test run (not the
failing test); change the phrasing that currently reads "take you straight to
the failing test" to something like "take you to the test run" or "open the test
run" so it matches the description later in the document (refer to the
"**One-click access**" bullet and the "View Details" text).
- Line 204: The Discord invite link text "Questions? Join our [Discord
community](https://discord.gg/rw3UfdB9pN) or check out the [QA Studio
documentation](/docs)." uses a potentially expiring invite; have a Discord admin
confirm that https://discord.gg/rw3UfdB9pN is set to "never expire" and, if not,
replace the URL with a permanent invite or remove the Discord link and point to
an alternative (e.g., server landing page or documentation) and update the
sentence accordingly.
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In `@src/md/blog/2026/02/slack-notifications-test-results.md`:
- Line 5: The frontmatter key cover is set to an empty string in
slack-notifications-test-results.md which can produce a broken image; either
provide a valid image URL/path for the cover field (replace cover: '' with
cover: '/assets/images/your-image.jpg') or remove the cover key entirely so the
renderer can fall back, or update the blog renderer/template to explicitly
ignore empty cover values (check the code that reads the cover frontmatter and
add a guard like if (cover) ...).
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| - **Instant visibility**: Team members see pass/fail status the moment it happens | ||
| - **Contextual awareness**: Notifications appear in the right channels (e.g., `#qa-team`, `#releases`) | ||
| - **One-click access**: "View Details" buttons take you straight to the failing test |
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"View Details" links to the test run, not the failing test.
Line 34 says the button goes "straight to the failing test," but line 149 correctly describes it as going to the test run. Update line 34 for consistency.
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| - **One-click access**: "View Details" buttons take you straight to the failing test | |
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@src/md/blog/2026/02/slack-notifications-test-results.md` at line 34, Update
the sentence under the "**One-click access**" bullet so it accurately states
that the "View Details" button links to the test run (not the failing test);
change the phrasing that currently reads "take you straight to the failing test"
to something like "take you to the test run" or "open the test run" so it
matches the description later in the document (refer to the "**One-click
access**" bullet and the "View Details" text).
| | **Test Run Completed** | When any test run finishes | Project name, pass rate, total/passed/failed counts | | ||
| | **Test Run Failed** | When a run has one or more failures | Project name, run name, failure count | | ||
| | **Milestone Due** | When a milestone is approaching its due date | Milestone name, due date | | ||
| | **Project Created** | When a new project is added (optional) | Project name and key | |
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"(optional)" in the table is ambiguous.
It's unclear whether this means the notification is disabled by default, configurable in settings, or simply not required for the typical workflow. A short qualifier (e.g., "disabled by default" or "can be enabled in Settings") would prevent reader confusion.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@src/md/blog/2026/02/slack-notifications-test-results.md` at line 46, Update
the table row for "Project Created" to replace the ambiguous "(optional)" with a
clear qualifier describing its default state and how to enable/disable it (for
example "disabled by default — can be enabled in Settings" or "configurable in
Settings — enabled by default"); specifically edit the row containing "**Project
Created**" in the markdown so the second column clearly states whether the
notification is on/off by default and where to toggle it.
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| Questions? Join our [Discord community](https://discord.gg/rw3UfdB9pN) or check out the [QA Studio documentation](/docs). |
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Verify Discord invite link expiration.
The Discord link at line 204 is present, but Discord invite links expire by default unless configured with "never expire" in server settings. Have a Discord admin confirm https://discord.gg/rw3UfdB9pN is permanent, or replace it with one that is—otherwise readers will hit a dead link after expiry.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@src/md/blog/2026/02/slack-notifications-test-results.md` at line 204, The
Discord invite link text "Questions? Join our [Discord
community](https://discord.gg/rw3UfdB9pN) or check out the [QA Studio
documentation](/docs)." uses a potentially expiring invite; have a Discord admin
confirm that https://discord.gg/rw3UfdB9pN is set to "never expire" and, if not,
replace the URL with a permanent invite or remove the Discord link and point to
an alternative (e.g., server landing page or documentation) and update the
sentence accordingly.
Add a new blog post detailing how to set up Slack notifications for QA Studio to help teams stay informed about test results.
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