* Return remote errors from FS.PerformJoin
Follows the same pattern as PerformJoin on roomserver (no error return).
Also return the right format for incompatible room version errors.
Makes a bunch of tests pass!
* Handle network errors better when returning remote HTTP errors
* Linting
* Fix tests
* Update whitelist, pass network errors through in API=1 mode
* Add PerformInvite and refactor how errors get handled
- Rename `JoinError` to `PerformError`
- Remove `error` from the API function signature entirely. This forces
errors to be bundled into `PerformError` which makes it easier for callers
to detect and handle errors. On network errors, HTTP clients will make a
`PerformError`.
* Unbreak everything; thanks Go!
* Send back JSONResponse according to the PerformError
* Update federation invite code too
* Pass join errors through internal API boundaries
Required for certain invite sytests. We will need to think of a
better way of handling this going forwards.
* Include m.room.avatar in stripped state; handle trailing slashes when GETing state events
* Update whitelist
* Update whitelist
We would return a 403 first (as the server would not be allowed to
see this event) and only then return a 404 if the event is not in
the given room. We now invert those checks for /state and /state_ids
to make the tests pass.
* Join room body is optional
* Support deprecated login by user/password
* Implement dummy key upload endpoint
* Make a very determinate end to /messages if we hit the create event in back-pagination
* Linting
Produces output like:
```
Non-Spec APIs: 0% (0/52 tests)
--------------
Non-Spec API : 0% (0/50 tests)
Unknown API (no group specified): 0% (0/2 tests)
```
Co-authored-by: Neil Alexander <neilalexander@users.noreply.github.com>
* Derive content ID from hash+filename but preserve dedupe, improve Content-Disposition handling and ASCII handling
* Linter fix
* Some more comments
* Update sytest-whitelist
* BREAKING: Make eduserver/appservice use userapi
This is a breaking change because this PR restructures how the AS API
tracks its position in Kafka streams. Previously, it used the account DB
to store partition offsets. However, this is also being used by `clientapi`
for the same purpose, which is bad (each component needs to store offsets
independently or else you might lose messages across restarts). This PR
changes this behaviour to now store partition offsets in the `appservice`
database.
This means that:
- Upon restart, the `appservice` component will attempt to replay all
room events from the beginning of time.
- An additional table will be created in the appservice database, which
in and of itself is backwards compatible.
* Return ErrorConflict
* Make userapi responsible for checking access tokens
There's still plenty of dependencies on account/device DBs, but this
is a start. This is a breaking change as it adds a required config
value `listen.user_api`.
* Cleanup
* Review comments and test fix
* More key tweaks
* Start testing stuff
* Move responsibility for generating local keys into server key API, don't register prom in caches unless needed, start tests
* Don't store our own keys in the database
* Don't store our own keys in the database
* Don't run tests for now
* Tweak caching behaviour, update tests
* Update comments, add fixes from forward-merge
* Debug logging
* Debug logging
* Perform final comparison against original set of requests
* oops
* Fetcher timeouts
* Fetcher timeouts
* missing func
* Tweaks
* Update gomatrixserverlib
* Fix Federation API test
* Break up FetchKeys
* Add comments to caching
* Add URL check in test
* Partially revert "Move responsibility for generating local keys into server key API, don't register prom in caches unless needed, start tests"
This reverts commit d7eb54c5b3.
* Fix federation API test
* Fix internal cache stuff again
* Fix server key API test
* Update comments
* Update comments from review
* Fix lint
* Fix rooms v3 url paths for good - with tests
- Add a test rig around `federationapi` to test routing.
- Use `JSONVerifier` over `KeyRing` so we can stub things out more easily.
- Add `test.NopJSONVerifier` which verifies nothing.
- Add `base.BaseMux` which is the original `mux.Router` used to spawn public/internal routers.
- Listen on `base.BaseMux` and not the default serve mux as it cleans paths which we don't want.
- Factor out `ListenAndServe` to `test.ListenAndServe` and add flag for listening on TLS.
* Fix comments
* Linting
