This fixes a huge performance
leak as for every encrypted room
the whole member list is loaded
every time you start the client.
This also changes the default value of `cache` in
this method to if the room is encrypted or not.
For encrypted rooms we always want a complete
member list locally.
The library annotations are a new lint and we have no need to specify a
custom library name anywhere. The JS annoation on the library also did
nothing, since it doesn't default to the library name in dart and only
modifies the prefix of functions if you pass in a custom name.
The sqflite_common_ffi I removed the upper constraint, which allows us
to use a newer version if our dart version is new enough, but I left it
at the original version because there is no need to require a higher
minimum currently.
- update the emote base regex
- update documentation about emote computation
- add source for the emote regex
- explain use of regex replace instead of `calcUnlocalizedBody`
Signed-off-by: The one with the braid <info@braid.business>
We used to randomly return an empty string when the formatted body was
empty, even though we never return an empty string usually. Similarly we
used to return the original formatted body in an edit, when the new
event has no formatted body.
Covers a few edge cases that still fail. Changes to the unlocalizedBody
function shouldn't cause behavioural changes apart from fixing a few
edge cases.
It is not clear why we ever would want to return the formatted_body when
we ask for the body, but it seems to not be used anywhere and there are
no tests covering that functionality. However it leads to suprising
results, where the plaintextBody can be tricked into returning html
without applying conversions. So we just get rid of that functionality.
We do the key upload asynchronously without awaiting it. This means we
may do multiple syncs before the key upload finishes. So we may generate
more keys than we should.
To fix that prevent multiple key uploads from running at once. This may
lead to outdated key uploads in some cases if we miss an OTK being used
in sync. However, the next sync will still tell us about that so in the
worst case this might delay key uploads by 30s (with the default sync
timeout), which for normal usage should be completely acceptable.
This was added in 77be6102f6 without much
documentation. I am pretty sure the intent was never to slow down every
test by 5 seconds, so let's get rid of it and do more careful delays
where it is useful (like specific sync requests for example).
Makes the tests run 5 times faster (the whole suite!) on my device.