* Refactor the timeline item menu action provider.
- Move it into its own struct.
- Use an item, not an ID so it doesn't randomly change.
- Move permissions into the room screen view model.
* Use the stable ID when redacting/editing/forwarding a message.
Just like we do when fetching the item in the actions menu.
- not completely sure why this happens but `reportOutgoingCall` interferes with how the WebView gets access to video streams
- the call itself isn't really necessary so removing it is the simplest way forward
* Add a SubscriptionTracker actor to RoomProxy.
* Request subscriptions when scrolling rooms.
* Stop unsubscribing in preparation for Simplified Sliding Sync.
* Switch to the new local room list sorting API
* Get rid of the RoomSummary enum, replace it by the inner RoomSummaryDetails
* And finally, rename RoomSummaryDetails to RoomSummary
* Fix a bunch of warnings
* Small tidy up post rebase/review.
- Remove unused invalidated property.
- Rename some RoomSummary instances to summary instead of details.
- Fix tests with missing roomListItem's.
* Update snapshots
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Co-authored-by: Doug <douglase@element.io>
* Move Sentry setup outside of the BugReportService
* Setup Sentry SwiftUI tracing for the homeScreen and roomScreen roots
* Setup Sentry instrumentation on top of the existing Signposter
* Various tweaks
* Handle Rust error "can't subscribe to the back-pagination status on a focused timeline"
* Fix a bug where the timeline was attempting to paginate before adding the items.
* Stop the timeline from paginating whilst loading existing items.
- tear down ElementCall screens when ending the call from the CXCallController
- make the call UI available in the task manager and lock screen
- Fix broken hang up widget message format
* Replace Rust's Authentication service by building a Client.
* Drop the Proxy from AuthenticationServiceProxy[Protocol].
* Make sure to call abortOIDCLogin.
* Centralise common ClientBuilder code.
* Update the SDK.
- avoid race conditions between when a timeline listener starts publishing to the `updatePublisher` and when they are consumed (and in which order)
- subscribe to the timeline directly in the TimelineProvider and correctly process updates serially
- update the AutoUpdatingRoomTimelineProviderMock to use an SDK TimlineMock and listener to publish updates
Doug
Stefan Ceriu
Mauro
Mauro Romito
Stefan Ceriu