Documentation for Sign in with Slack
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Adds an example Auth hash and some explanations for what happens if you're only requesting the `identity` scopes from slack (i.e using this for "Sign in with Slack" functionality).
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Hi Folks,
I was using this gem to implement "Sign in with Slack", and ran into a couple issues figuring out what's happening with the OAuth scopes. It seems like a few people in the Issues might have had similar problems.
Figured I'd add some small docs here to help the next folks! Hopefully they are all correct, happy to change if now.
This is a small README change that adds an example Auth hash and some explanations for what happens if you're only requesting the
identityscopes from slack (i.e using this for "Sign in with Slack" functionality).Thanks!
Nik