This commit contains a new `assert_next_matches_with_timeout!` macro that will take a `Stream` and wait for a little while until its next item is ready, then match it to a pattern.
It was found that it's making the whole build slower because it's
hitting a pathologically slow path in type-checking. Considering that it
doesn't do much, let's get rid of it and inline it instead.
After this, compiles times are reduced from 30 seconds to 22 seconds on
my machine
This patch uses the new `RoomSubscriptionState` enum to filter
room subscriptions that have already been sent, when building a
`http::Request` with the sticky parameters.
By default, to start, a `http::request::RoomSubscription` is in the
state `Pending`, i.e. it's not sent yet. Once the sticky parameters are
committed, the state is updated to `Applied`. When the sticky parameters
are applied, only the `Pending` room subscriptions are added.
This patch contains one test to specifically assert this behaviour.
This patch adds the `commit` method on the `StickyData` trait. It is
called by `SlidingSyncStickyManager::maybe_commit` when we are sure the
data can be validated because of a valid response to the sent request.
## Changes
- Creates a separate `AllEventsCache` struct holding both the actual all
events cache map and the relationship one. This new cache wrapper also
holds a single `RwLock` to both inner caches, as they are independent
from each other.
- When a new event is saved either from `/sync` or another HS request,
it'll be saved to both the 'all events' cache and the relationship map.
- Add tests for the relationship cache.
Allows to save media in a different path than the state store.
This adds a "last_access" field to the SQLite implementation, to prepare
for future work on a media retention policy.
This removes the IndexedDB media cache implementation, because as far as
I know it is currently unused, and I have no idea how to implement
efficiently the planned media retention policy with a key-value store.
Closes#1810.
- [x] Public API changes documented in changelogs (optional)
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Signed-off-by: Kévin Commaille <zecakeh@tedomum.fr>
This patch clears all sliding sync room subscriptions when a session
expires. Indeed, we might not want to request all room subscriptions
when the session restarts. Imagine if the client has subscribed to 400
rooms and the session expires: once the session restarts, it will ask
for 400 room subscriptions, which is a lot and will result in a quite
slow response.
We're finding ourselves in the situation in which we can't interact with
invites through normal Room APIs as `full_room`s can't be build from the
RoomListItem. Full rooms require the timeline to be configured before
use and the timeline can't be configured because encryption cannot be
fetched for invited rooms on homeservers that have previews disabled
(see #3848 and #3850)
In response we now expose the room's membership directly from the
`RoomListItem` so that the final client can chose which of the 2 rooms
types (invited or full) to ask for before using aforementioned APIs.
Powers https://github.com/element-hq/element-x-ios/pull/3189
This patch updates when sliding sync requests have a `timeout`.
Prior to this patch, all requests had a `timeout` query, set to the
`poll_timeout` duration value. However it means: if there is no data
to return, wait `timeout` milliseconds for new data before returning.
This definition is correct. Problem: if the current range of a list
has no data, the server will wait! It means that, in a situation where
there is no update at all, but the client is fetching all rooms batch by
batch, it will wait `poll_timeout` for each batch!
The behaviour described above is absolutely correct. Some server
implementations are less strict though, and we didn't realise our code
was doing that, because the server had some optimisations to ignore the
timeout if the range wasn't covering all the rooms. Nonetheless, a new
server implementation (namely Synapse) is strict, and it confirms we
have a bug here.
This patch then configures a `timeout` if all lists require a timeout,
otherwise there is no `timeout`, which is equivalent to `timeout=0`.
Daniel Salinas