Description

I tried to create via REST a Bot without setting the username and I get an "Invalid email" error

Steps:

POST http://localhost:8065/api/v4/bots
{"display_name":"Alfred","description":"CMS Automation"}

And response is:

`{"id":"model.user.is_valid.email.app_error","message":"Invalid email","detailed_error":"","request_id":"4by66j8tcjfpmjn65sjjbrwn1y","status_code":4

Using multiple [[gateway]]

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jq is used to encode the password, however, as documented it preserves the characters that RFC 3968 mandates to be preserved, but also preserves the following five characters: !'()*.

However, go-sql-driver does not tolerate (). See https://github.com/go-sql-driver/mysql/blob/1a676ac6e4dce68e9303a1800773861350374a9e/dsn.go#L362.

[EROR] Failed to ping DB retrying in 10 seconds err=inv

Right now the README screenshot is stale since Matterhorn has changed visually in a number of ways since it was originally taken.

A new one needs to be made, preferably with some thought given to the content (channel messages, users shown, etc.). If someone wants, they could use the matterhorn development server to make one.

I'd like to only configure highlight words/phrases once so relaying them to my irc client by adding my nickname to the message would be an easy way to have the same highlights in every client.

Currently iptables is completely disabled for RHEL 6 because I don't like dealing with iptables. If someone could fix that, it would be just great.

Mattermost user scott.bishel from https://community.mattermost.com has requested the following be documented:

Oh I see, you have to click to access their "Classic UI"... hopefully this doesn't indicate that they plan to deprecate this level of access.. anyway, I'll leave this info here in case it's useful

See the original post [here](https://community.mattermost.com/_redirect/pl/rpztb9

The setting is on:

the @channel gets thrown in but is not linked.
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From another user I did /remind @amonnich "test" in 10s.

When receiving the reminder it showed the name of the other user correctly:

But after marking it as complete it shows my own name instead:

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/179599/77185330-87f65b80-6ad1-

There's no apparent way to unset a variable with the /autolink command (e.g. Scope) other than to delete the entire link and recreate it without that variable.

The log currently shows only that a service crashed - but no details on the javascript error-object itself.

Should improve that as in:

• show all given error informations

When browsing my pull requests needing review, I would like the option to sort by most recently updated, rather than just most recently created.

Here's what it currently looks like:

Please see @asaadmahmood's design in the comment below for the new version.

It would be nice if we could limit creating invitation messages within private channels (or direct messages) only.

With many BFU posting invitations in public channels these become messy...

Thanks!

As a user I need some examples to know what and how I can use it.
Also versioned docs might be a good idea.

Summary

In order to get a DM notification from the Jira plugin, the user has to meet certain criteria like being assigned or mentioned. If a user is "watching" an issue in Jira's system, they could want to receive notifications for any changes on the issue. This can be a system-wide setting combined with a user-specific setting.

Additional Info

We can use `IssueService.GetWatche