This hopefully reduces the garbage we currently produce.
(Using [GlitchTip](https://glitchtip.com/) on my personal instance, this
seems to look better)
Fixes https://github.com/matrix-org/dendrite/issues/3273
As we otherwise send down device list updates which are merely useful
for the user and causes tests to be flakey:
```
❌ TestPushSync/Adding_a_push_rule_wakes_up_an_incremental_/sync (10ms)
push_test.go:57: no pushrules found in sync response: {"next_batch":"s0_0_0_0_0_1_1_0_1","device_lists":{"changed":["@user-1:hs1"]}}
```
What this does: If a `PerformDeviceCreation` request is coming from
registering an account, it does **not** send device list updates, as
they are merely useful (no joined rooms, no one to inform) . In all
other cases, the behavior is unchanged and device list updates are sent
as usual.
Part of https://github.com/matrix-org/dendrite/issues/3216
The files are basically copied from Synapse, with minor changes to the
called endpoints. We never seem to have had the
`/_matrix/static/client/login/` endpoint, this adds it.
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Fixes https://github.com/matrix-org/dendrite/issues/3240 and potentially
a root cause for state resets.
While testing, I've had added some more debug logging:
```
time="2023-12-16T18:13:11.319458084Z" level=warning msg="already processed event" event_id="$qFYMl_F2vb1N0yxmvlFAMhqhGhLKq4kA-o_YCQKH7tQ" kind=KindNew times=2
time="2023-12-16T18:13:14.537389126Z" level=warning msg="already processed event" event_id="$EU-LTsKErT6Mt1k12-p_3xOHfiLaK6gtwVDlZ35lSuo" kind=KindNew times=5
time="2023-12-16T18:13:16.789551206Z" level=warning msg="already processed event" event_id="$dIPuAfTL5x0VyG873LKPslQeljCSxFT1WKxUtjIMUGE" kind=KindNew times=5
time="2023-12-16T18:13:17.383838767Z" level=warning msg="already processed event" event_id="$7noSZiCkzerpkz_UBO3iatpRnaOiPx-3IXc0GPDQVGE" kind=KindNew times=2
time="2023-12-16T18:13:22.091946597Z" level=warning msg="already processed event" event_id="$3Lvo3Wbi2ol9-nNbQ93N-E2MuGQCJZo5397KkFH-W6E" kind=KindNew times=1
time="2023-12-16T18:13:23.026417446Z" level=warning msg="already processed event" event_id="$lj1xS46zsLBCChhKOLJEG-bu7z-_pq9i_Y2DUIjzGy4" kind=KindNew times=4
```
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potentially caused the state to be calculated with a now wrong state
snapshot.
Also fixes the back pressure metric. We now correctly increment the
counter once we sent the message to NATS and decrement it once we
actually processed an event.
This introduces a new stream the syncAPI produces to once it processed a
`OutputRoomEvent` and the appservices consumes.
This is to work around a race condition where appservices receive an
event before the syncAPI has handled it, this can result in e.g. calls
to `/joined_members` returning a wrong membership list.
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Rebase of #2936 as @vijfhoek wrote he got no time to work on this, and I
kind of needed it for my experiments.
I checked the tests, and it is working with my example code (i.e.
impersonating, registering, creating channel, invite people, write
messages).
I'm not a huge `go` pro, and still learning, but I tried to fix and/or
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This should fix#3004 by making sure we also update our in-memory ACLs
after joining a new room.
Also makes use of more caching in `GetStateEvent`
Bonus: Adds some tests, as I was about to use `GetBulkStateContent`, but
turns out that `GetStateEvent` is basically doing the same, just that it
only gets the `eventTypeNID`/`eventStateKeyNID` once and not for every
call.
As per the spec:
https://spec.matrix.org/v1.7/rooms/v10/#authorization-rules
"If membership is leave"
->
"If the sender matches state_key, allow if and only if that user’s
current membership state is invite, join, or knock."
I.e. a user can kick themselves. Bridges use this to make a user leave
while giving a reason.
Some recent change (likely
8ea1a11105
but I'm not 100% sure) changed that behaviour, resulting in heisenbridge
being unable to make users leave while giving a reason.
This works fine on Synapse.
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Use `IsBlacklistedOrBackingOff` from the federation API to check if we
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workers
- Makes the number of workers configurable
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over federation
If I didn't mess up the workflow, this should remove some ugliness from
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Previously we would "start" the roomserver API, which isn't the best
idea, given it also starts processing Jetstream events. We now use a
`dummyQuerier` to implement the needed interface for "converting"
userID/senderIDs. As per the comment, this **DOES NOT** do any magic for
pseudoID rooms.
