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Re:Simplicity of IRC by alufers on Sunday January 09, 2022 @08:29AM (#29863016)
I once needed to create a bot that sent notification and I just used the webhook feature in a Team channel. Not defending Teams though, it is a horrendous piece of software.
Re:Simplicity of IRC by c0l0 on Sunday January 09, 2022 @08:34AM (#29863042)
Maybe that wasn't possible/enabled for our particular deployment (that was in the IT dept. of a big European bank), as we had what I've been told was a strange bastardization of O365 and other MSFT services - a mix of on-prem and cloud services unlikely to be found elsewhere.

At any rate, for the IRC server at the shop I was at previously, I had "webhook" support/a http(s)->irc gateway implemented on my own in much less than an hour via CGI ;)

Re:Simplicity of IRC by arbaal on Sunday January 09, 2022 @10:50AM (#29864266)
Isn't your comment then very specifiy for that installation of yours? When you use MS Teams in a "normal" O365 environment, then every feature you described for IRC is possible with weebhooks and the cards API. Simple CURL based integration.
Re:Simplicity of IRC by 41b696ef1113 on Sunday January 09, 2022 @02:38PM (#29866606)
I will second with another anecdote at mega corporation - Teams is entirely locked down and any of the useful integration points are disabled.
Re:Simplicity of IRC by flatiron on Sunday January 09, 2022 @10:32AM (#29864078)
Same with slack webhooks. I make custom software and everyone wants slack webhooks and they are pretty easy to implement and people love them.