* Fix hashed ID server lookups with no Olm
It used the hash function from Olm (presumably to work cross-platform)
but subtle crypto is available on node nowadays so we can just use
that.
Refactor existing code that did this out to a common function, add
tests.
* Test the code when crypto is available
* Test case of no crypto available
* Move digest file to src to get it out of the way of the olm / e2e stuff
* Fix import
* Fix error string & doc
* subtle crypto, not webcrypto
* Extract the base64 part
* Fix test
* Move test file too
* Add more doc
* Fix imports
and use them for more reliable MatrixRTC session membership events.
Also implement "parent" delayed events, which were in a previous version
of the MSC and may be reintroduced or be part of a new MSC later.
NOTE: Still missing is support for sending encrypted delayed events.
* Restructure eventsPendingKey to remove sender key
For withheld notices, we don't necessarily receive the sender key, so we'll
jhave to do without it.
* Re-decrypt events when we receive a withheld notice
* Extend test to cover late-arriving withheld notices
* update unit tests
* Be specific about what is considered a MSC4143 call member event.
* review
* check for empty event first
* Optimize for new session type events
If its a session type event we do not want to run two "key in" checks. We expect legacy events to be the less comment type going forward.
* awkward but necessary key count optimization
* Update all non-major dependencies
* Prettier
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* Fix types for widget API update
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* Remove the compare function from utils
and change the one use of it to just intantiate a collator and use
it.
This was marked as internal module so this shouldn't be a breaking change.
Of course, react-sdk was using it.
Requires: https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-react-sdk/pull/12782
* Add simple not-a-perf-test test
* recalculate repeatedly
otherwise we aren't testing anything different
* Use fewer members as it was making the test take a bit too long
* Inline subtlecrypto shim
The presence of this thing just makes code more confusing.
* Remove pre-node-20 webcrypto hack
Until node 20.0, the webcrypto API lived at `crypto.webCrypto`. It's now
available at the same place as in web -- `globalThis.crypto`.
See: https://nodejs.org/docs/latest-v20.x/api/webcrypto.html#web-crypto-api
* oidc auth test: Clean up mocking
THe previous reset code wasn't really resetting the right thing. Let's just
re-init `window.crypto` on each test.
* Remove `crypto` shim
This isn't very useful any more.
* Fix room state being updated with old (now overwritten) state and emitting for those updates.
* remove timestamp condition
Add configuration for toStartOfTimeline
* fix timeline tests
* only skip event adding if event_id and replaces_state is set.
* fix room tests
* test skipping insertion
* rename back to lastStateEvent
* store if a state is at the start of a timeline in the RoomState class
* make `isStartTimelineState` a `public readonly` and fix condition.
* Add ability to choose how many timeline events to sync when peeking.
* Add a test that covers the new method parameter.
* Formatting.
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We had both an `onIncomingKeyVerificationRequest` and an
`onKeyVerificationRequest` which did different, but related, things.
Improve the documentation and reduce the duplication.
I believe the only reason we had this was that, before Node v11.0,
`TextEncoder` wasn't available in the global object. Nowadays it is (see
https://nodejs.org/api/util.html#class-utiltextencoder), so let's get rid of
it.
This example seems to have been broken by the switch to Typescript. We can't
just symlink in `../..` because that gives us the typescript version of the
source, which, obviously, doesn't work in node.
Instead, make sure we use a prebuilt version of the js-sdk.
It's actually even more broken as of js-sdk 33.0.0, thanks to the switch to ES
modules (#4187), but we'll get to that later.
Andrew Ferrazzutti