This patch removes the `decode_image` (default) feature for this
`matrix-sdk-qrcode` crate.
First reason is that `rqrr` panics for some particular QR codes, and
we don't want to panic.
Second reason is that it's not a feature that is used. For Element on
iOS and Android, it's very unlikely that every frame from the camera
will be sent to `matrix-sdk-qrcode` to see if it can be decoded. So
it's obvious that an external library is used to read the bytes from
the QR code, that are then sent to `matrix-sdk-qrcode`. For Element on
Web, it's basically the same argument.
This feature is actually used only in our tests to ensure the
generated QR code is valid, but it sometimes fails due to `rqrr`
(cf. First reason).
Merge pull request #979 from FlixCoder/cleanup
Fixes a problem, where non-stripped information of the room had predecence in all scenarios of the memory-, sled- and indexeddb-store, thought according to the spec, we prefer the full info only until we've received new stripped info (from another invite). This fixes that to be in line with the spec by removing stripped data when we see a full-event and keep stripped info preferred if found (so, after you joined, stripped data is removed and when you knocked or are invited again, it is preferred), without ever deleting full data. It also adds nice unit- and integration tests to ensure this works as intended.
This patch adds a method to format a list of emojis in a a terminal
friendly way.
This method was borrowed from weechat-matrix but it's also quite useful
in our own emoji verification example.
Since this example prints out messages to stdout, it becomes quite hard
to see when we ask for user input if all the logging is going on.
This patch adds a standard verbosity flag which disables all logging by
default.
Previously, when both a possibly-redacted timeline event handler and a
non-redacted timeline timeline event handler would apply to multiple
events in a sync response, they would individually run for every event
in order. With this change, they will instead both be called
for one event before the next is processed.
Ivan Enderlin