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Migrating from Notchmail: webhook payloads are missing the thread id
Relevance 82 · Competitor · Negative · by rbaptiste
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Migrating from Notchmail: webhook payloads are missing the thread id
Relevance 82 · Competitor · Negative · by rbaptiste
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Bump acmemail-sdk from 3.2.0 to 3.2.1
Automated dependency bumps name your package and say nothing.
Add 40 more email tools to the list
A list entry is a mention; it is not a conversation.
Your package or SDK name, exactly as published
Issues quote import names and error messages, not your marketing name.
A competitor plus “migrate” or “import”
Migration tooling is where people leaving a competitor leave a public trail.
Slack
GitHub → a channel
Relevance floor70
Create a Slack app and turn on Incoming Webhooks
Paste it under Settings → Notifications → Slack
Then send a test.
Add GitHub keywords under Keywords
Start with: Your package or SDK name, exactly as published.
Floor 70, mention.scored
Batching stays on.
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Migrating from Notchmail: webhook payloads are missing the thread id
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