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# Blacklisted due to flakiness
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Remote users can join room by alias
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# Blacklisted due to flakiness
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POST /login can log in as a user with just the local part of the id
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# Blacklisted due to flakiness
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avatar_url updates affect room member events
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# Blacklisted due to flakiness
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displayname updates affect room member events
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# Blacklisted due to flakiness
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Room members can override their displayname on a room-specific basis
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# Blacklisted due to flakiness
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Alias creators can delete alias with no ops
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# Blacklisted because matrix-org/dendrite#847 might have broken it but we're not
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# really sure and we need it pretty badly anyway
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Real non-joined users can get individual state for world_readable rooms after leaving
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# Blacklisted until matrix-org/dendrite#862 is reverted due to Riot bug
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Latest account data appears in v2 /sync
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# Blacklisted due to flakiness
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Outbound federation can backfill events
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# Blacklisted due to alias work on Synapse
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Alias creators can delete canonical alias with no ops
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# Blacklisted because we need to implement v2 invite endpoints for room versions
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# to be supported (currently fails with M_UNSUPPORTED_ROOM_VERSION)
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Inbound federation rejects invites which are not signed by the sender
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# Blacklisted because we don't support ignores yet
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Ignore invite in incremental sync
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# Blacklisted because this test calls /r0/events which we don't implement
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New room members see their own join event
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Existing members see new members' join events
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# Blacklisted because the federation work for these hasn't been finished yet.
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Can recv device messages over federation
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Device messages over federation wake up /sync
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Wildcard device messages over federation wake up /sync
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# We don't implement soft-failed events yet, but because the /send response is vague,
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# this test thinks it's all fine...
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Inbound federation accepts a second soft-failed event
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