* Remove unreferenced CSS class `mx_InviteDialog_hasFooter`
This is never used in the CSS (or elsewhere), so let's remove it
* Move `consultConnectSection` initialization
Since this only used and set when `kind === InviteKind.CallTransfer`, we can
simplify
* Factor out `title` logic
Move the logic for caclulating the title to a separate method. I want to be
able to reference it from a couple of places, so it will be easier if it is a
separate method.
(We'll actually be inlining it again later in this PR)
* Factor out `renderMainTab` method
Break the big `render` method in half by pulling the `usersSection` out into a
separate method.
* Split out `renderRegularDialog` and `renderCallTransferDialog`
`render` is now almost entirely two separate flows, so let's spit it into two
separate methods. Recommend reviewing this commit with whitespace changes
hidden.
* Inline `getTitle`
This method has served its purpose: we can now inline it again.
* Factor out `renderSuggestions`
Break up `renderMainTab` a bit more: pull out a new method which renders the
"suggestions" bit of the dialog, together with the associated warnings and footer.
It would previously say no permission if you had no perms for an EC call but had perms for a legacy call.
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* Fix downloading files with authenticated media API
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* Update snapshot
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* Fix test
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* Add `?no_universal_links=true` to OIDC cb url so EX doesn't try to handle it
This is specific to macOS and only affects cases where auth is attempted in the non-default browser
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* Strip no_universal_links after auth
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* Update MAS
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* Update playwright-common
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* Iterate
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* Iterate
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* Bump @element-hq/element-web-playwright-common
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* Tests
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* Use userId to filter users in non-federated rooms.
* a line
* another line
* Add getDomain to Jest test
(cherry picked from commit 700068a558)
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* Show a blue lock instead of a grey shield for unencrypted rooms
* Update screenshots and snapshot
* Update snapshots and fix e2e test that used to expect the grey shield
* lint and add tests for shield
* Update more screen shots
* finish unit test for left icon
* Remove unneeded check
* Don't bother adding stray props to E2EIcon for data-testid
* Upate snapshots
* Allow /upgraderoom command without developer mode enabled
This will make the instructions for upgrading rooms for hydra a lot
more straightforward, so maybe let's do this at least while hydra
upgrades happen.
* Update test to match
* Unused imports
(cherry picked from commit 4d3fde192d)
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* Allow /upgraderoom command without developer mode enabled
This will make the instructions for upgrading rooms for hydra a lot
more straightforward, so maybe let's do this at least while hydra
upgrades happen.
* Update test to match
* Unused imports
* Support for creator/owner power level
This just shows them as 'Owner' in the list.
* Add test for owner level
(cherry picked from commit 96dbddcb14)
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* Better handle for resizer for new room list that doesn't support collapsing.
* Add unit test
* Test the new guards/checks on resize
* Finish cleaning up mock resets
* MultiInviter: remove cancellation support
This is unused and untested, so we can basically assume it doesn't work.
* MultiInviter: factor out `handleUnknownProfileUsers` method
* MultiInviter: remove unused `ignoreProfile` arg from `inviteMore`
* MultiInviter: simplify `deferred` usage
No point in doing `deferred.resolve(this.completionStates)` everywhere
* MultiInviter.doInvite: do not `reject` for known fatal errors
Using `reject` for known, handled, fatal errors is somewhat confusing here,
since it looks like we swallow the error. (It's actually up to the caller to
check the recoreded `errors` and report them.)
Rather than rejecting, rely on the `_fatal` flag.
* MultiInviter: move finish logic to `.invite`
... for less `deferred` complication
* MultiInviter: rewrite loop as a `for` loop
Async functions are a thing in modern javascript, and way easier to grok than a
stack of promises.
* Move Element Call event types to a more appropriate file
To remove the potential for import cycles in src/models/Call.ts, which I was accidentally creating when I tried to reference data from the RoomListStore in the ElementCall class.
* Make sure ElementCall tests clean up the call object
* Upgrade Element Call to v0.14.1
* Delegate the sending of call notifications to Element Call
As of Element Call version 0.14.0, the widget is now capable of sending call notifications itself if we just request this with the sendNotificationType URL parameter. This makes Element Web's group call code a little bit more succinct.
* Fix createRoom test
* feat: add `PlayPauseButton` to storybook
* feat: add generic media body
* feat: add seekbar component
* chore: add ViewWrapper to help writing stories with vm
* refactor: move `formatBytes` from `formattingUtils` into shared component
* refactor: add `className` props to `Clock`
* feat: add new audio player component
* test(e2e): add screenshots for new shared components
* feat: add AudioPlayerViewModel
* feat: use new audio player in `MAudioBody`
* refactor: remove old audio player
* test(e2e): update existing tests
* refactor: remove unused `DurationClock`
* refactor: rename `SeekBar` into `LegacySeekBar`
15f1291cbc was really close to making widgets just work again in React development mode following the upgrade to React 19, but I forgot to test one thing: that persistent widgets (such as Element Call) still reuse the same iframe across their entire lifecycle as expected. The solution is to not manually destroy the iframe when AppTile is being unmounted; even if it turns out that the widget isn't actually persistent, React will still destroy it automatically for us.
* Introduce snapshot class to track snapshot updates
This avoids the hassle of having to manually call emit.
* Better viewmodel ergonomics
- Rename `SubscriptionViewModel` to `BaseViewModel`. I feel this is
appropriate since that class does more than just manage subscriptions.
- `getSnapshot` is no longer an abstract method. It's simply a method
that returns the current snapshot state. This ensures that getSnapshot
result is cached by default which is required by `useSyncExternalStore`.
- `props` are a property of the base vm class so that actual VMs don't
have to keep creating this property.
* Update `TextualEventViewModel`
* Fix test
* Rename `TextualEvent` to `TextualEventView`
* Fix snapshot object not being merged
* Rename directory to `EventTileView`
* Fix broken snapshot
* Add test for snapshot class
Since the upgrade to React 19, widget initialization (most notably affecting group calls) has been broken in development mode. This is because React now executes all callback refs twice, and the callback ref that receives the widget's iframe was not prepared to deal with that. I've fixed this by creating and attaching the iframe to the DOM in the callback ref, which allows us to properly couple its lifetime to that of the StopGapWidget. I've also added some insurance against strict mode-style races in StopGapWidget (doesn't hurt).
