* Add total unread notification count to home screen
This will be calculated on each sync heartbeat (for now, using the state updates for the room list service).
* Simplify `counter` parameter logic
* Read the total unread count when the home screen is first displayed
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* Expose edit/redaction send states and retry/abort send from the Rust SDK
Pending edits and redactions have their own send queue entries, separate
from the original event. Surface them so the UI can reflect and act on them:
- Add `SendTarget` (Event, Edit, Redaction, Reaction) to the matrix API,
with a mapper to the Rust SDK type.
- Add `editSendState` and `redactionSendState` to `EventTimelineItem` and
map them from the SDK item.
- Add `Timeline.retrySend` / `Timeline.abortSend`, which take a `SendTarget`
so the right queued request is retried or removed. Implement them in
`RustTimeline` and in `FakeTimeline`.
* Track edit and redaction send states on timeline events
`TimelineItem.Event` now carries `editSendState` and `redactionSendState`
next to `localSendState`.
- `failedToSend` is true when any of the three states is failed, so a
failed edit or redaction is shown like a failed message.
- `pendingSend()` returns the first pending state together with its
`SendTarget`; the read receipt row, the send failure dialog and the
timeline presenter use it instead of reading `localSendState` directly.
- `TimelineItemReadReceiptView` is restructured so the row is only
rendered when there is something to show, and the send state takes
precedence over read receipts.
- Update the previews provider and test fixtures for the new fields, and
make `aMessageEvent`'s send state nullable.
* Retry and remove failed sends through the timeline
Retrying or removing a failed message used the event's `SendHandle`, which
only knows about the original send. Route both through the timeline with
the `SendTarget` of the pending request instead:
- `TimelineController` gains `retrySend` (which also re-enables the send
queue) and `abortSend`, acting on the current timeline.
- `MessagesPresenter` retries via `retrySend`, and does nothing when the
event has no pending send state.
- Redacting something that was never sent (no event ID) or a pending
edit/redaction now aborts the queued request rather than sending a
redaction, and no confirmation is asked for.
- Update the presenter tests accordingly.
* Log send queue errors
Log when the SDK reports a send queue error for a room, and when the
send queue is disabled, to help diagnose messages stuck in the queue.
* Make sure we display send queue errors before verification states
* Fix logic for displaying read receipts and add more screenshot tests
* Only use states with read receipts in `ReadReceiptBottomSheetStatePreviewParam`
* Handle `LocalEventSendState = null` state just like `LocalEventSendState.Sent`
* Add `TimelineItemAction.AbortSend` and use it for both:
1. Aborting sending a message/edit/redaction from the 'sending failed' dialog.
2. Abort sending a local message when selected from the timeline -> redact action.
* Update screenshots
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* Add search backfill worker
This will run on background at most once an hour while the device has internet connectivity and the device is charging and start back-paginating through the user's rooms to make sure the search results are populated.
It'll run for the maximum time the default workers allow, 10 minutes.
* Create `RustMatrixClient.Factory` AssistedFactory to help with DI and add `SearchBackfillService`
* Start search backfill when entering the search screen, just once. This should help getting initial search results if none or few are found at first
* Add global search results history: keep the latest 25 items used in the global search, save them to an encrypted file store.
* Integrate the search history in the global search feature
* Add `MatrixClient.getRoomInfo` and use it in `GlobalSearchPresenter`
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Tapping a room alias whose server is down left the resolver screen on a
spinner for as long as the screen stayed open, with no way forward other
than going back.
Bound the resolution with the ten second timeout already used when
joining a room by address, so the retry dialog is shown instead. The fake
client's resolve lambda becomes suspending so a server that never answers
can be simulated.
* Rename `UrlContentFetcher` to `ClientUrlContentFetcher` and add missing base URL data (server name, homeserver URL)
* Avoid passing the `homeserverUrl/serverName` around.
Calculate the URL in `DefaultRemoteEnterpriseConfigRetriever` using the newly added `homserver` and `server` values as the possible base URLs, depending on the remote config source
* Make sure we don't perform blocking requests to fetch the remote config when restoring a session
Add a `needsRefresh` parameter to `RemoteEnterpriseConfigResult.NotFound` to handle this, and store a `no-config` value in the store to indicate an endpoint has been checked and no config was found
* Bump enterprise module
* Don't restart the sync service if the client is shutting down
This was causing issues when clearing the cache:
1. The client would ask the SDK to clear the caches.
2. The SDK would stop the sync service, clear the caches and set the `pos` value of sliding sync to 0 so the HS returns all the required state the next time the client is used.
3. However, between the sync service being stopped with the `pos=0` change and the client being destroyed, there was enough time for the `SyncOrchestrator` to decide the sync service was stopped for no good reason since there is network connectivity and the app is on foreground, so it restarted the sync, with `pos=0`.
4. This value was persisted, and the next time the new client did an 'initial sync' it had a `pos != 0`, which the HS uses to avoid returning some required state it already fetched.
5. The room list now lacks state events for lots of rooms and room names, avatars, members, etc. are now missing.
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MatrixClient had no way to read or write global account data although the
underlying client supports it.
Add getAccountData and setAccountData to the interface and implement them in
RustMatrixClient using the same withContext/runCatchingExceptions idiom as the
neighbouring methods. The content is the raw JSON string the SDK returns and
accepts: event types are open ended, so a typed wrapper belongs to whichever
caller needs one. Scope is limited to global account data; the room level
variant and the change notification APIs can follow when a feature needs them.
* Add a message search abstraction over the Rust SDK's local index
Wraps the SDK's search service so the rest of the app never sees MatrixRustSDK
types, following the existing convention in libraries/matrix.
- MessageSearch, MessageSearchService, MessageSearchResult and
MessageSearchPaginationState describe the surface in the api module.
- RustMessageSearch and RustMessageSearchService implement it, with
MessageSearchResultMapper and MessageSearchResultsProcessor turning SDK results
into Kotlin data classes.
- TantivyQueryEscaper escapes the query so a user typing ":)" or "AND" searches
for that literal text rather than tripping the tantivy parser, and joins every
word as a Must clause.
- Fakes and unit tests cover the mapping, the processor and the escaper, the last
checked against a real tantivy 0.26.1 parser.
* Attach the encrypted search index behind a disabled feature flag
Gives the client an on-device tantivy index encrypted with the session's client
secret, so encrypted rooms can be searched at all.
- The index store is attached at ClientBuilder time via withSearchIndexStore, in
a search-index directory alongside the session, keyed on the client secret. A
session without one gets no index.
- MatrixClient exposes isMessageSearchAvailable so callers gate on the real
indexing capability rather than on the raw flag, and getCacheSize() counts the
index directory so it stays visible in the settings figures.
- FeatureFlags.MessageSearch (feature.message_search) is off by default and
isFinished = false. It is read once at ClientBuilder time, so develop stays
releasable and nothing reaches a user.
* Simplify search index wiring following review
Tie search availability to the MessageSearch feature flag alone and let
the index be created without a client secret, encrypting it only when
the session has one, matching the SDK's SQLite stores. Make
getBaseClientBuilder take the flag as a required parameter and return
ClientBuilder directly again, dropping the BaseClientBuilder wrapper
and the mid-restore snapshot parameter. Check the flag through
FeatureFlagService in RustMatrixAuthenticationService instead of
caching it in a field, and revert the extra matrix_sdk_search tracing
target, which belongs in the SDK's defaults.
* Add a password strength estimator wrapping the SDK zxcvbn API
* Add tests for the password strength estimator SDK mapping
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* Allow HS to disable encryption in Element Pro
Add `force_disable_e2ee` support in the Element well known retriever and cache to allow a homeserver to disable encrypted room creation and enabling encryption in an existing room in Element Pro clients
* Bump enterprise repo back to `main` branch
* Create a `ContentScanner` component:
- Add `:features:contentscanner:api` module with the interface.
- Implement the concrete component using the Rust SDK in `:libraries:matrix:impl`.
This can be used to both set up the content scanner media fetching in the SDK Client and manually scanning media sources from the Android side
* Create `ContentScannerUrlProvider` in a new `:features:contentscaner:api` module as a noop implementation
Use it as a placeholder for the code to instantiate a `RustContentScanner` with the fetched URL and set it as part of the SDK client.
* Expose the optional `ContentScanner` in the `@SessionScope`
* Split the storage part of the Element well-known retriever so it can be reused for the non-session bound retriever.
Also add the new `content_scanner_url` field to it.
This will be used by the enterprise code to fetch the actual content scanner url.
* Bump enterprise commit to have access to the actual content scanner url provider implementation
* Fix tests and lint issues
* Use the right namespace for `:features:contentscanner:api`, also use the right namespace for `impl`
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* Add read all messages feature: read all messages using Client.markAllRoomsAsRead() method
* Move the 'mark all rooms as read' footer as part of the list item
* Replace `showMarkAllRoomsAsReadConfirmation` and its associated event with `MarkAllRoomsAsRead(val needsConfirmation: Boolean)` and a `AsyncAction.Confirming` state
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* Support gallery messages
* Address review
* Remove unused function
* Fix indent
* Add "Gallery" message prefix
* Support galleries for image editing
* Fix tapping on a tile opens the last item
* Fix overflow count
* Add caption editing to gallery messages
* Use the new gallery string for prefix
* Lock sending galleries behind a feature flag
* Fix detekts
* Fix
* Ensure image edition is saved when navigating
* Fix sending media broken on edited gallery.
* Fix tests
* Order imports
* Remove unused parameters.
* Fix copyright header of new files.
* Fix Konsist test
* Extract new previews to a dedicated file.
* Sync strings
* Remove unused import
* Update screenshots
* Trigger CI
* Remove parameters with default value.
* More cleanup
* Restore sendAsFile behavior.
* Improve Preview.
* Improve Preview.
* Improve Preview.
* Fix gallery sending cancel and retry issue
* Ensure any previous job is cancelled.
* Fix issue in summary message
* Gallery feature is disabled by default.
* Kotlin convention
* Remove useless parenthesis
* Update screenshots
* Fix test
* List -> ImmutableList
* Remove useless code.
* Render formatted caption for attachment list.
* Replace set of Booleans by an enum
* Remove unused model for individual caption in a gallery Event.
* Fix tests
* Fix tests
* Rework MediaViewer entry point.
And ensure that the clicked image from the gallery is displayed first.
* Ensure gallery item can be click in the pinned message list
Improve the gallery item click handling code.
* Improve code and fix separator color
Closes#7101
* React on attachment item click
Improve code
* Improve code and support 0 items in gallery.
* Fix click on attachment item not rendering anything.
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Co-authored-by: Benoit Marty <benoit@matrix.org>
Co-authored-by: ElementBot <android@element.io>
* Fix ANRs when calculating DB sizes for Sentry
Instead of using the SDK's `Client.getStoreSizes()` method, manually check the sizes using the file system.
For this, the `SessionPaths` need to be synchronously accessible from a `MatrixClient`. I removed `SessionPathsProvider` too since it's not needed anymore.
The jump-to-unread FAB could surface an OutOfWindow target when the
fully-read marker event was either loaded-but-not-displayed (state/filtered
events) or when there was nothing displayable to jump to. Add two guards to
the recompute:
- Require roomInfo.numUnreadMessages > 0, so the FAB only appears when there
is genuinely unread "interesting" content (never state/hidden events).
- Add Timeline.isEventLoaded to distinguish "in the loaded window but not
rendered" from "genuinely outside the window", falling back to the SDK only
after the cheap display-index check (isKnown) misses.
The RustTimeline implementation reads the replay cache first and releases the
EventTimelineItem native handle via use {} when probing the SDK. Adds presenter
tests for the loaded-but-not-displayed and no-unread-messages branches.
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enableRecovery now takes an optional passphrase and returns the recovery
key as the suspend result (like resetRecoveryKey), avoiding the
flow/return-value race. For the passphrase path the SDK-derived base58
key is kept out of the session-scoped progress flow so it is never
surfaced to the user; the caller receives it as the return value and is
responsible for scrubbing it.
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