* Deep forward extremity calculation
* Use updater txn
* Update error
* Update error
* Create previous event references in StoreEvent
* Use latest events updater to row-lock prev events
* Fix unexpected fallthrough
* Fix deadlock
* Don't roll back
* Update comments in calculateLatest
* Don't include events that we can't find references for in the forward extremities
* Add another passing test
* Don't send rewrite events
* Remove final traces of rewrite events
* Remove test that is no longer needed
* Revert "Remove test that is no longer needed"
This reverts commit 9a45babff690480acd656a52f2c2950a5f7e9ada.
* Update test to use KindOutlier
* Resolve state after event against current room state when determining latest state changes
* Update sytest-whitelist
* Update sytest-whitelist, blacklist
* Try to ask other servers in the room for missing events if the origin won't provide them
* Logging
* More logging
* Implement QueryMissingAuthPrevEvents
* Try to get missing auth events badly
* Use processEvent
* Logging
* Update QueryMissingAuthPrevEvents
* Try to find missing auth events
* Patchy fix for test
* Logging tweaks
* Send auth events as outliers
* Update check in QueryMissingAuthPrevEvents
* Error responses
* More return codes
* Don't return error on reject/soft-fail since it was ultimately handled
* More tweaks
* More error tweaks
* WIP Event rejection
* Still send back errors for rejected events
Instead, discard them at the federationapi /send layer rather than
re-implementing checks at the clientapi/PerformJoin layer.
* Implement rejected events
Critically, rejected events CAN cause state resolution to happen
as it can merge forks in the DAG. This is fine, _provided_ we
do not add the rejected event when performing state resolution,
which is what this PR does. It also fixes the error handling
when NotAllowed happens, as we were checking too early and needlessly
handling NotAllowed in more than one place.
* Update test to match reality
* Modify InputRoomEvents to no longer return an error
Errors do not serialise across HTTP boundaries in polylith mode,
so instead set fields on the InputRoomEventsResponse. Add `Err()`
function to make the API shape basically the same.
* Remove redundant returns; linting
* Update blacklist
* SendEventWithState events as new
* Use cumulative state IDs for final event
* Error wrapping in calculateAndSetState
* Handle overwriting same event type and state key
* Hacky way to spot historical events
* Don't exclude from sync
* Don't generate output events when rewriting forward extremities
* Update output event check
* Historical output events
* Define output room event type
* Notify key changes on state
* Don't send our membership event twice
* Deduplicate state entries
* Tweaks
* Remove unnecessary nolint
* Fix current state upsert in sync API
* Send auth events as outliers, state events as rewrite
* Sync API don't consume state events
* Process events actually
* Improve outlier check
* Fix local room check
* Remove extra room check, it seems to break the whole damn world
* Fix federated join check
* Fix nil pointer exception
* Better comments on DeduplicateStateEntries
* Reflow forced federated joins
* Don't force federated join for possibly even local invites
* Comment SendEventWithState better
* Rewrite room state in sync API storage
* Add TODO
* Clean up all room data when receiving create event
* Don't generate output events for rewrites, but instead notify that state is rewritten on the final new event
* Rename to PurgeRoom
* Exclude backfilled messages from /sync
* Split out rewriting state from updating state from state res
Co-authored-by: Kegan Dougal <kegan@matrix.org>
* Initial FIFOing of roomserver inputs
* Remove EventID response from api.InputRoomEventsResponse
* Don't send back event ID unnecessarily
* Fix ordering hopefully
* Reduce copies, use buffered task channel to reduce contention on other rooms
* Fix error handling
* Add Queryer and use embedded structs
* Add Inputer and factor out more RS API stuff
This neatly splits up the RS API based on the functionality it provides,
whilst providing a useful place for code sharing via the `helpers` package.
Neil Alexander
Kegsay