Slack: auto-join channels regardless of legacy #2221
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Hi! I have not tested this code yet, very sorry, but it builds and I think it will allow auto-joining public channels regardless of whether the token is legacy-mode or not.
I am not sure of whether this logic makes sense. It looks like once upon a time some predecessor of the currently used join method would create a channel if missing, but the currently used conversations.join is documented to fail when there is no such channel. So I think it makes more sense to try to join the channel when the bot finds that it is not a member.
Anyway, please treat this more like an issue report with suggested direction of addressing the problem rather than a complete solution.