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Hello everyone...Question regarding `dagster_slack` library.
My company is still very much on `webhooks` and there's a lot of hoops to jump through to get bots approved. Is there any undocumented override feature in the `dagster_slack` lib for webhooks? Or perhaps an older slack implementation I can strip off and implement myself?

hey Jason, I don’t think there is, but if you look at <https://github.com/dagster-io/dagster/blob/master/python_modules/libraries/dagster-slack/dagster_slack/resources.py|the implementation> of the `slack_resource` it’s just exposing a Slack `WebClient` via Dagster’s resource system; you might want to try something similar for the webhooks APIs

let me know if you put something together, would be happy to take a look at a PR!

Quick question - I was just testing a setup with `success_hook` and `failure_hook` but I couldn't get the `failure_hook` to work.

The pipeline looks like
```@slack_message_on_success
@slack_message_on_failure
@pipeline
def test_pipeline():
    a()
    b()```
And the solids....
```@solid
def a(_):
    pass

@solid
def b(_):
    raise Exception()```
The hooks just have a `context.log` in them for testing