Slack Notifications

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Connection Status

Once connected, you’ll see:

• Workspace: Your Slack workspace name
• Connected: Connection date
• Status: Active indicator

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Notification Rules

Rules determine which workflows send notifications to which channels.

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Create a Rule

Click Add Rule to open the rule dialog. Rule Fields:

• Rule Name: Descriptive name (e.g., “Production Failures”)
• Channel: Select from available Slack channels
• Notify When: Failure, Success, Timeout, Cancelled
• Mention on Failure: Optional @mention for failures
• Apply to all workflows: Auto-apply rule to all workflows
• Workflows: Select specific workflows for this rule

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Select Channel

All public channels in your workspace appear in the dropdown. For private channels: Invite the bot with /invite @Revyl first, then refresh.

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Assign Workflows

Select workflows from the dropdown. Add multiple workflows to one rule.

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Rule Created

Rules appear in the Notification Rules section. Each rule shows:

• Rule name and target channel
• Trigger types (fail, timeout, success, cancelled)
• Assigned workflows count
• Actions: Edit, Delete, More options

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How It Works

When a workflow with an assigned rule completes:

1. Revyl sends a message to the configured Slack channel
2. Message includes: workflow name, status, test results, link to full report
3. Bot joins the channel automatically on first notification (public channels)

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Triggers

• Failure: Workflow or test fails
• Success: All tests pass
• Timeout: Workflow exceeds time limit
• Cancelled: Workflow manually stopped

Default: Failure and Timeout enabled.

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Managing Rules

Edit rule: Click the pencil icon on the rule card Delete rule: Click the trash icon Add workflows: Click ”+ Add” on the rule card

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Disconnect

Click Disconnect to revoke Slack access. Existing rules will be deleted.

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