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If you’re familiar with the Rails ecosystem, the names Devise and OmniAuth might ring a bell: the former is a gem that handles (nearly) everything related to authentication; coupled with the latter, it makes implementing popular Social Login providers (e.g. Login with Facebook, or Twitter, or GitHub…) a breeze.
Change the OAuth callback route to /users/auth/slack_app/callback instead of /users/auth/slack/callback. (If you’re curious, here’s the bit of code in OmniAuth that’s responsible for inferring the callback URL.)
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