* WIP: Eagerly sync device lists on /user/keys/query requests
Also notify servers when a user's device display name changes. Few
caveats:
- sytest `Device deletion propagates over federation` fails
- `populateResponseWithDeviceKeysFromDatabase` is called from multiple
goroutines and hence is unsafe.
* Handle deleted devices correctly over federation
* Add tests for device list updates
* Add stale_device_lists table and use db before asking remote for device keys
* Fetch remote keys if all devices are requested
* Add display_name col to store remote device names
Few other tweaks to make `Server correctly handles incoming m.device_list_update`
pass.
* Fix sqlite otk bug
* Unbuffered channel to block /send causing sytest to not race anymore
* Linting and fix bug whereby we didn't send updated dl tokens to the client causing a tightloop on /sync sometimes
* No longer assert staleness as Update blocks on workers now
* Back out tweaks
* Bugfixes
* Add device list updater which manages updating remote device lists
- Doesn't persist stale lists to the database yet
- Doesn't have tests yet
* Mark device lists as fresh when we persist
* Add InputDeviceListUpdate
* Unbreak unit tests
* Process inbound device list updates from federation
- Persist the keys in the keyserver and produce key changes
- Does not currently fetch keys from the remote server if the prev IDs are missing
* Linting
* Persist partition|offset|user_id in the keyserver
Required for a query API which will be used by the syncapi which
will be called when a `/sync` request comes in which will return
a list of user IDs of people who have changed their device keys
between two tokens.
* Add tests and fix maxOffset bug
* s/offset/log_offset/g because 'offset' is a reserved word in postgres
* Add storage layer for postgres/sqlite
* Return OTK counts when inserting new keys
* Hook up the key DB and make a test pass
* Convert postgres queries to be sqlite queries
* Blacklist test due to requiring rejected events
* Unbreak tests
* Update blacklist
Matthew Hodgson
Neil Alexander
Kegsay