Ok, I think I've got it this time. Using rebase I "squashed" the second commit into the first

ahh, I used git merge --squash <branch_name>

Attached is the squashed patch with the changes.

You probably already have this, but here's a list of dependencies (from Arch wiki, so naturally pkg names may be different):

I've been playing around with the app myself and am seeing the same issue. I found this in my Slack logs (~/.config/Slack/logs/rendere-*.log):

Ok, my bad. Only been using it for a little over a week and had trouble finding info on how to do that, so I made a (admittedly bad) assumption.

I can respect that. I don't know a whole lot about Slack's underpinnings to know if its integrations require the desktop app or not, but I would ask if there are any plans to allow users to create their own eopkgs from rpms or debs so we can spin our own packages/repos or will Solus always be semi-locked down?