Microsoft Teams notification plugin #646
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I wonder if for simplicity and clarity, it might be worth not trying to abstract them? |
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@grahamc You mean, just duplicate 70% of the SlackNotification.pm code in MicrosoftTeamsNotification.pm? Or move the common code into some sort of imported utility class instead of trying to use inheritance? |
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I gave up on the fancy inheritance structure, since I'm having trouble even building Hydra to test the code to see what went wrong. Instead I just let the MSTeams plugin duplicate some code (ugh) from the Slack plugin. Though I've factored out a few common operations into a separate util file, to make it less horrible. |
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Running hydra should be easier since: #759 |
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Adds a new notification plugin for Microsoft Teams, for those of us who aren't on Slack.
I refactored the existing SlackNotification.pm into a pseudo-abstract class called RichMessengerNotification.pm (I don't think Perl has "real" abstract classes, but I could be wrong), then had both SlackNotification.pm and the new MicrosoftTeamsNotification.pm inherit from it.
I have no prior experience with Perl, definitely no experience with Perl inheritance, and no clear idea of how to test this thing. It might be completely broken right now. Any advice would be appreciated.