Use 💾 emoji to save to the incident timeline #383
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Summary | Résumé
Added functionality for a message to be added to the detailed incident timeline if you add an emoji reaction of 💾 to the message:
In this case, the "Sorry! Please ignore this" will be added to the message. If you wanted to remove the message from the incident timeline, you will just have to untag the emoji (ie remove the reaction from the message). The messages are arranged in ascending chronological order and the order is preserved chronologically no matter when you flag the messages. The messages are arranged by date/time converted to EST. A sample detailed timeline that has been generated by flagging messages is this:
Things still to do: