When we receive an `/keys/query` response, look for existing
inboundgroupsessions created by updated devices, and see if we can update any
of their senderdata settings.
This module has a number of useful types (in particular, error types). Rather
than addding even more types to the top level module, let's export the
`sender_data_finder` module as a whole.
Turns out that most of the places we call `find_using_device_keys`, we already
have a DeviceData. So we might as well pass that in directly, rather than
extracting the device keys and then rebuilding a DeviceData.
This patch renames `HomeserverConfig::Url` to `HomeserverUrl`, and
`HomeserverConfig::ServerNameOrUrl` to `ServerNameOrHomeserverUrl`.
Funnily, the methods on `ClientBuilder` doesn't need to be renamed to
match the new naming since they already use this naming!
When subscribing to an already subscribed room, the subscription state
was reset, the subscription was resent by cancelling the in-flight
request. All this is useless and can create a feeling of lag.
This patch checks if a room is subscribed first. If it is, nothing
happens. If it is not, the room subscription is created, and the
in-flight request is cancelled.
Tests are updated to reflect this new change.
Note: room subscription settings are not taken into account in this
“presence” pattern. It means that if we subscribe to an already
subscribed room but with different settings, nothing will happen. The
server will ignore the new settings anywhere for the moment.
This patch moves `client/builder.rs` into `client/builder/mod.rs`.
This patch also moves the `HomeserverConfig` type and its siblings
(`discover_homeserver`, `UrlScheme` etc.) into its own module `client/
builder/homeserver_config.rs`.
This is purely for cleaning up.
This patch adds `Client::server`: the URL of the server.
Not to be confused with the `Client::homeserver`. The `server`
holds some information, like the `.well-known` file, to discover the
homeserver. The homeserver is the client-server Matrix API.
`server` is usually the server part in a user ID, e.g. with
`@mnt_io:matrix.org`, here `matrix.org` is the server, whilst
`matrix-client.matrix.org` is the homeserver.
This patch also moves the code about homeserver discovery in the
`HomeserverConfig::discover` new method. A new struct is introduced to
hold the result, to replace a 4-tuples.
`Client::server` is also now a `Option<_>` because in the case of
`HomeserverConfig::Url`, the server cannot be known.
This patch also removes several clones here and there.
Finally, this patch updates a test to quickly test the new behaviour. A
next patch will introduce proper tests.
Richard van der Hoff