* Bump version
* Add a couple of rules to match our existing precedent
* Fix a few genuine lint errors
* Ignore a guard-for-in (not sure why eslint doesn't like this?)
* Update max warnings
Contributing: Note that rebase lets you mass signoff commits
replace find loop + slice with a single filter. More readable
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keep public APIs consistent with previous behaviour now that its fuzzy
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make tests not fail, because of order of occurrence
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do falsey displayname check regardless of whether we have roomstate
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add tests for the fuzzy disambiguation between members in a room
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remove duplicated call
This will allow the key backup flow to propagate errors for things like version
mismatches more easily.
In addition, it raises the limit of keys sent per request from 10 to 200 to cut
down on the number of requests.
It's not a formal feature of Matrix yet, so we should try and avoid people relying on it. This makes it appear as a private API and is very clearly labeled as not intended for use.
* Support .well-known autodiscovery in the js-sdk
It's much more useful here than in the react-sdk as it can be reused by more applications. This is also required to make the react-sdk a little easier to manage .well-known lookups as soon it'll be doing it in several places.
Automatic discovery is an abstract concept in the spec and could include more than .well-known in the future, so this is made to be generic enough to support future mechanisms and other resources to discover. There's also a ton of comments (more than normally needed) as people may wish to use this as a reference in their own implementation and it doesn't hurt to explain what everything is doing.
Many of the functions are air lifted from the react-sdk and modified to work within the confines of the js-sdk.
* Swap out uglify-js for uglify-es
So we can start using ES6 dependencies without figuring out how to update babel.
`uglify-es` is compatible with `uglify-js@3` (we were using `@2`) , which is why the same command is used. This commit includes changes to the command line to make the thing run the same as before too.
* Appease the linter
* Appease the linter some more
* Appease the linter: the tiebreaker
* Appease the linter yet again
* Switch to using the already available URL libraries
* Remove excess logging
Travis Ralston