@@ -75,15 +75,14 @@ a fix for an existing bug, how do you test it out in a real system in order to
7575make sure that your changes do all that you hope they do? The answer; bring up
7676the application in your own environment and hook it up to Slack!
7777
78- In order to do this, there are 6 main things you need to accomplish :
78+ In order to do this, you'll want to tackle the following items in order :
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80801 . Setup your own Slack workspace.
81812 . Grab a signing secret from Slack that pybot can utilize.
82823 . Launch pybot locally, passing it your Slack signing secret.
83834 . Attach your pybot instance to the public internet so that Slack can speak
8484 with it.
85855 . Point Slack at your running pybot instance, and properly configure it.
86- 6 . Relish in your success!
8786
8887The following sections will guide you through each of these stages.
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@@ -122,7 +121,7 @@ Next, near the top of the screen select Add features and functionality and
122121then chose _ Bots_ . Click on the _ Add a Bot User_ button, add in a display name,
123122enable _ Always Show My Bot as Online_ and then select _ Add Bot User_ . Then, to
124123the left, under Settings, choose _ Install App_ and then click on _ Install App to
125- Workspace_ , click _ Allow- and then copy off the bot user OAuth access token for
124+ Workspace_ , click _ Allow _ and then copy off the bot user OAuth access token for
126125later. You'll also be configuring pybot with this so that it can authenticate
127126itself with Slack.
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