This page will guide you through the process of joining and using the Inedo Slack workspace
Slack is a collaboration tool used for project announcements, document sharing, and generally speaking, facilitating chat conversations. It is organized by workspaces (typically a company), channels (typically a team, project, or client), and threads within those channels.
New members to Slack and/or the Inedo Slack Workspace may visit the "Request an Invite" link below, and you can be up and running in just a few minutes:
Already subscribed to the workspace? You can either run it in the Slack Desktop client, or browse to the workspace directly from your web browser: https://inedo.slack.com
Be default, members are added to the #general
and #support
channels. If you are a user of (or are interested in) any Inedo products, it is recommended that you join the relevant product-specific channels:
#proget
#buildmaster
#otter
We also have an additional channel #inedo-japan
dedicated to all things Inedo Japan.
By using the Inedo Slack workspace, you agree to the Inedo Community Code of Conduct, and agree to follow the additional rules specific to our Slack community.
The Inedo Slack workspace allows users and the community to interact with each other directly and in real-time.
Yes; guests are not permitted in the channel. The sign-up button above will create an account for you.
Our developers are typically pretty busy getting releases out the door, and may not always be available, especially when there are open support tickets to respond to. If the Inedo Slack workspace is insufficient in resolving your issues, consider these alternative mediums: