No Way to Hide Removed or Inactive Apps in Slack's App List
A Slack workspace user reports hundreds of apps marked "build removed" cluttering the app directory with no way to hide them, forcing aimless scrolling to find the roughly 20 apps actively being tested. Reflects a missing filter/archive control in Slack's own app management UI.
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