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Announcement

Classic apps deprecation paused

Slack has paused the previously announced deprecation of classic apps, based on customer and developer feedback.

We want to update you about our previous announcement regarding support for classic apps. Based on feedback from our customers and developer community, we have decided to pause this migration.

Classic apps will continue to work for the foreseeable future but are still considered a legacy method of integrating with Slack, and new classic apps cannot be created. We highly recommend you migrate your classic app to a Slack app to avoid any future service interruptions.

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