Is this project dead?

[wapsi]

Last commit is from Aug 2019 and there are multiple, quite fatal or at least annoying bugs been round for over a year.

Is there more active fork somewhere or maybe completely separate Slack bridge which does not require any bots / admin privileges to Slack Workplace used by Matrix?

[kfatehi]

Not dead but I don't run it right now so not patching. Unaware of good alts. Maybe matterbridge?

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[thomas-profitt]

Hi, maintainer here.

The project isn't dead, but I haven't spent time on it lately.

I have been using matrix-puppet-slack for all my communications at work, between two Slack "teams", since before I became a maintainer. It's been working well for me, with only a few troublesome quirks (e.g. its behavior if it's started before Synapse is ready), and so I personally have not felt motivated to address any problems because I haven't been experiencing any.

But there are problems, and they do need to be fixed!

If you want to talk about the critical issues keeping matrix-puppet-slack from being useful to you, hop into #matrix-puppet-bridge:matrix.org and @-mention @root:thomasprofitt.com (or message me directly). I'm still in that room, and have been surprised that I haven't been @-mentioned lately.

To answer your other question: yes, there are now other puppeting Slack bridges!

• A family of projects similar to matrix-puppet-bridge, mx-puppet-bridge, was started by one of the other maintainers, who contributed more to the architecture of matrix-puppet-bridge than I ever did. It looks to be more actively-maintained right now, but I don't have any clue what features, if any, it supports that we don't.
• matrix-appservice-slack now has some form of puppeting support, I'm told. It's the same bridge used when you bridge a room to a Slack channel via Riot.im's integrations feature.

[CyberShadow]

Is there more active fork somewhere or maybe completely separate Slack bridge which does not require any bots / admin privileges to Slack Workplace used by Matrix?

I see that https://gitlab.com/mx-puppet/slack/mx-puppet-slack is more active as of today, and it has four documented ways to log in. I'm not yet sure how it compares to this project otherwise, though.

[kfatehi]

Tulir's bridges are the most maintained, for slack see https://mau.dev/mautrix/slack

[CyberShadow]

Tulir's bridges are the most maintained, for slack see https://mau.dev/mautrix/slack

That project looks like it's still in its infancy.

Since posting the above, I also discovered matrix-docker-ansible-deploy, which provides matrix-appservice-slack or the Beeper fork of mx-puppet-slack.