Indent the new method's blank lines to satisfy SwiftFormat's
indent-blank-lines rule, which failed the Tests CI jobs.
Also address review findings on the crop itself:
- Request a 256pt thumbnail box at both donation sites so cropping a
scaled (aspect-fit) thumbnail to its minor axis keeps enough
resolution for the share sheet's circle.
- Round the draw offsets to whole pixels so odd-sized crops blit
instead of resampling.
- Log when fetched avatar data can't be decoded rather than silently
swapping in the placeholder, and document the non-obvious
format.scale pinning.
The media repo serves thumbnails with the scale method, so avatars keep
their source aspect ratio. The system stretches whatever INImage we
donate to fill a circle, distorting any non-square avatar in the share
sheet's conversation suggestions (and notifications, which are donated
the same image).
Centre-crop donated avatars to a square before handing them to the
system, in both the timeline's send message intent donation and the
NSE's communication context.
* Support for waitingForAuth continuation sender during Link new device
* Stop automatically regenerating new QR codes when they expire.
This reverts part of commit e235e3ba81.
* Add a timeout after the Face/TouchID verification when linking a desktop computer.
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Co-authored-by: Hugh Nimmo-Smith <hughns@element.io>
testMediaEventsTimelineScreen timed out on CI after 2 minutes. The spindump
shows the runner parked inside XCUIApplication.terminate() with the app
process alive but completely idle, so the audits had already finished and the
teardown alone exhausted the remaining budget.
The test is also the heaviest one in the plan, 120s on CI against 88s for the
next slowest and only 19s locally, since everything runs with the address and
undefined behaviour sanitizers enabled. Doubling the allowance gives all of
them enough headroom.
The accessibility audit flagged the avatar node in AvatarSettingsButtonLabel
as having no description, since it carried an accessibility identifier but
never a label.
The avatar is purely decorative, both screens that use it wrap it in a button
that is already labelled with the Settings title, so it is now hidden from
accessibility and the identifier has moved up onto the buttons themselves,
where the UI and integration tests query it.
* feat: add call icon next to members in call
* feat: use matrix rtc room status for in-call
* chore: revert xcodeproj change
* chore: update preview tests
* chore: Update ElementX.xcscheme
* chore: undo room member status proxy
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Co-authored-by: Kai <nankeen@users.noreply.github.com>
The Swift 6 migration consumed the KVO progress publisher through its AsyncSequence, which wants one value at a time. Progress updates that arrive while the loop is busy are dropped, the buffer holds onto the latest one until the loop is ready for it.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Anderson <daniel.anderson@toptal.com>
* remove the usage of the timeline kind override in favour of getting it properly from the timeline view model
* allow the previews to include gallery items filtered by the allowed types when started outside the gallery
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* fix for actions not being forwarded to the timeline right
* pr suggestions
These three suites assert against state that is still being loaded or has
already moved on, so they fail whenever a busy runner stretches the window.
All three passed on CI only because `-retry-tests-on-failure` re-ran them.
- MediaUploadPreviewScreenViewModelTests: the processing failure tests treated
a one second `deferFailure` window as if it also meant the send had finished.
Preprocessing the valid files outlasts it, so wait for the interaction to be
re-enabled instead.
- SecurityAndPrivacyScreenViewModelTests: the screen loads its parent spaces and
its room directory visibility in two independent tasks, and `isSaveDisabled`
needs both. Every wait now gates on the visibility having landed too.
- RoomNotificationSettingsScreenViewModelTests: the delete tests waited on a
transient `deletingCustomSetting` flag that the observation coalesces away
under load. They now wait on the dismiss action and the alert.
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