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slack trigger access

Manage who can use your triggers

Synopsis

Manage who can use your triggers

slack trigger access --trigger-id <id> [flags]

Examples

# Grant everyone access to run a trigger
$ slack trigger access --trigger-id Ft01234ABCD --everyone

# Grant certain channels access to run a trigger
$ slack trigger access --trigger-id Ft01234ABCD --grant \
--channels C012345678

# Revoke certain users access to run a trigger
$ slack trigger access --trigger-id Ft01234ABCD --revoke \
--users USLACKBOT,U012345678

Options

  -A, --app-collaborators           grant permission to only app collaborators
-C, --channels string a comma-separated list of Slack channel IDs
-E, --everyone grant permission to everyone in your workspace
-G, --grant grant permission to --users or --channels to
run the trigger --trigger-id
-h, --help help for access
--include-app-collaborators include app collaborators into named
entities to run the trigger --trigger-id
-I, --info check who has access to the trigger --trigger-id
-O, --organizations string a comma-separated list of Slack organization IDs
-R, --revoke revoke permission for --users or --channels to
run the trigger --trigger-id
-T, --trigger-id string the ID of the trigger
-U, --users string a comma-separated list of Slack user IDs
-W, --workspaces string a comma-separated list of Slack workspace IDs

Options inherited from parent commands

  -a, --app string           use a specific app ID or environment
--config-dir string use a custom path for system config directory
-e, --experiment strings use the experiment(s) in the command
-f, --force ignore warnings and continue executing command
--no-color remove styles and formatting from outputs
-s, --skip-update skip checking for latest version of CLI
-w, --team string select workspace or organization by team name or ID
--token string set the access token associated with a team
-v, --verbose print debug logging and additional info

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