* Use Rust crypto stack universally
Ignore the `feature_rust_crypto` and `RustCrypto.staged_rollout_percent`
settings, and just use RustCrypto everywhere.
* Remove labs setting for rust crypto
* Remove support for legacy crypto stack in `StorageManager`
We're not going to use the legacy stack any more.
* Update docs on `Features.RustCrypto`
* Remove now-unreachable `tryToUnlockSecretStorageWithDehydrationKey`
* Comment out test which doesn't work
* fix typo
* Send user credentials to service worker for MSC3916 authentication
* appease linter
* Add initial test
The test fails, seemingly because the service worker isn't being installed or because the network mock can't reach that far.
* Remove unsafe access token code
* Split out base IDB operations to avoid importing `document` in serviceworkers
* Use safe crypto access for service workers
* Fix tests/unsafe access
* Remove backwards compatibility layer & appease linter
* Add docs
* Fix tests
* Appease the linter
* Iterate tests
* Factor out pickle key handling for service workers
* Enable everything we can about service workers
* Appease the linter
* Add docs
* Rename win32 image to linux in hopes of it just working
* Use actual image
* Apply suggestions from code review
Co-authored-by: Richard van der Hoff <1389908+richvdh@users.noreply.github.com>
* Improve documentation
* Document `??` not working
* Try to appease the tests
* Add some notes
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Co-authored-by: Richard van der Hoff <1389908+richvdh@users.noreply.github.com>
* Fix StorageManager checks for rust migration manual opt-in
* fix restricted imports
* Moved utility to check db internals into js-sdk
* fix typos and test names
* more timeout for migration test
* Remove all mentions of Piwik
* Kill off all consumer of the old Piwik Analytics module
* Simplify ModalManager interface
* i18n
* Attempt to fix old e2e tests
* Remove unused component
* Iterate PR
* Add non-consent (default) Synapse template
* Add consent test
* Add create room test
* Stash work
* Initial threads tests
* fix
* Delete old threads e2e tests, plan new ones
* Fix typed s'more
* Try something else
* specify d.ts
* Fix types once and for all?
* Fix the consent tests
* Iterate threads test harness
* Fix dispatcher types
* Iterate threads test
* fix typing
* Alternative import attempt
* let it break let it break let it break
* Tweak types
* Stash
* delint and update docs
* null-guard scrollIntoView
* Iterate threads test
* Apply suggestions from code review
MSC: https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-doc/pull/2918
Fixes https://github.com/vector-im/element-web/issues/18698
Fixes https://github.com/vector-im/element-web/issues/20648
**Requires https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-js-sdk/pull/2178**
**Note**: There's a lot of logging in this PR. That is intentional to ensure that if/when something goes wrong we can chase the exact code path. It does not log any tokens - just where the code is going. Overall, it should be fairly low volume spam (and can be relaxed at a later date).
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This approach uses indexeddb (through a mutex library) to manage which tab actually triggers the refresh, preventing issues where multiple tabs try to update the token. If multiple tabs update the token then the server might consider the account hacked and hard logout all the tokens.
If for some reason the timer code gets it wrong, or the user has been offline for too long and the token can't be refreshed, they should be sent to a soft logout screen by the server. This will retain the user's encryption state - they simply need to reauthenticate to get an active access token again.
This additionally contains a change to fix soft logout not working, per the issue links above.
Of interest may be the IPC approach which was ultimately declined in favour of this change instead: https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-react-sdk/pull/7803
This migrates one bucket of files using some amount of Flow typing to mark them
as TypeScript instead. The remaining type errors are fixed in subsequent
commits.
David Langley