This patch adds `Option<ImageInfo>` as an argument of
`Room::upload_avatar`.
To achieve that, this patch implements
`TryFrom<ImageInfo> for ruma::events::room::avatar::ImageInfo`.
The `TimelineError` type only contains error variants used for
`ImageInfo`, `AudioInfo`, `VideoInfo`, `FileInfo` and so on. It's never
used for something strictly related to the `Timeline`.
This patch then renames `TimelineError` to `MediaInfoError`.
The `MissingMediaInfoField` variant becomes `MediaField`. The
`InvalidMediaInfoField` becomes `InvalidField`.
Use `SharedObservable::set_if_not_eq` instead of `::set`, so that it
doesn't update the limit to the same value, which would be unnecesary in
this case.
This patch removes the `Mutex` around `Subscriber<Option<u32>>` inside
the `RoomListDynamicEntriesController`. The `Mutex` was necessary to
get a mutable reference, so that `Subscriber::next_now` could have been
used. However, it's not necessary to use `new_now` in this particular
context. We can use `get` instead, which take an immutable reference,
thus removing the need for the `Mutex`.
A `Mutex` has a non-negligeable cost. This function can be used in a
critical hot path, and must as fast as possible.
This patch updates `chunk_large_query_over`. This function works great
when it's required to chunk some data over a query. However, if the
data don't need to be chunked, it is possible to get a quicker path that
doesn't involve 2 `Vec` allocations, nor a `split_off` of one `Vec`, nor
a `Vec::extend` (which move data in memory). The quicker path, which is
also the most likely to be hit, simply does a single `Vec` allocation,
and that's it.
* chore(oidc): put impl of OIDC server behind a trait and add tests for the OIDC flow
chore(oidc): add first tests for login/AuthorizationResponse
chore(oidc): add tests for finish_authorization/finish_login/refresh_access_token
chore(oidc): add test for logout
chore(🤷): clippy/fmt
* chore(oidc): move account management test to the new `tests` module
* chore(oidc): address review comments
Prior to this patch, we were using 2 constants to define the
sync indicator delays: `SYNC_INDICATOR_DELAY_BEFORE_SHOWING` and
`SYNC_INDICATOR_DELAY_BEFORE_HIDING`. After some discussions with
some users, it appears that it's desirable to make these values
parameterizable.
Thus, this patch updates `RoomListService::sync_indicator` to accept 2
parameters: `delay_before_showing` and `delay_before_hiding`. The patch
also updates the FFI bindings.
In `RoomList::entries_with_dynamic_adapters`, we were using the
`Limit::dynamic` constructor. It builds a `Limit` stream adapter where
the limits come from a `Stream`. The immediate impact is that this
constructor does only return a new `Stream`, but it cannot return
the initial items of the vector. Thus, it wasn't possible to reset
the final `Stream` with a `VectorDiff::Reset { values }`. Instead, we
were emitting a `Clear` (from this code) then a `Append` (from the
`Limit` stream). Sadly, for some client apps, like Element X iOS, these
2 diffs (`Clear` and `Append`) result in a “rendering blink”.
Hopefully for us, now there is new constructors for `Limit`! One of them
is `Limit::dynamic_with_initial_limit`, which returns the initial items
along with the new `Stream`. That's perfect, we can reset the final
`Stream` with `Reset { values }` again, thus removing the “UI blinking”
effect in Element X iOS.
This patch switches `Limit::dynamic` to
`Limit::dynamic_with_initial_limit`, and updates/simplifies the tests
accordingly.
`RoomListService::new_internal` were creating the `invites` sliding
sync list, with a cache. It is not a good idea. It should not be cached.
Let's remove that :-).
`RoomListLoadingState` was initialized with the `NotLoaded` state. This
is always true… except when there is a cache! If the cache contains
N rooms, the loading state should be `Loaded { … }`. Then the next
sync (if any) will update the loading state to `Loaded { … }` with
an adjusted number of rooms or something like that, but semantically
speaking, the presence of the cache should result in a `Loaded` state.
This patch fixes this behavior, and also adds the tests.
Jonas Platte