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Adjust _get_rooms_changed comments (#11550)
C.f. https://github.com/matrix-org/synapse/pull/11494#pullrequestreview-827780886
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Fix an inaccurate and misleading comment in the `/sync` code.
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@ -1662,20 +1662,20 @@ class SyncHandler:
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) -> _RoomChanges:
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"""Determine the changes in rooms to report to the user.
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"""Determine the changes in rooms to report to the user.
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Ideally, we want to report all events whose stream ordering `s` lies in the
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This function is a first pass at generating the rooms part of the sync response.
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range `since_token < s <= now_token`, where the two tokens are read from the
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It determines which rooms have changed during the sync period, and categorises
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sync_result_builder.
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them into four buckets: "knock", "invite", "join" and "leave".
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If there are too many events in that range to report, things get complicated.
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1. Finds all membership changes for the user in the sync period (from
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In this situation we return a truncated list of the most recent events, and
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`since_token` up to `now_token`).
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indicate in the response that there is a "gap" of omitted events. Additionally:
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2. Uses those to place the room in one of the four categories above.
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3. Builds a `_RoomChanges` struct to record this, and return that struct.
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- we include a "state_delta", to describe the changes in state over the gap,
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For rooms classified as "knock", "invite" or "leave", we just need to report
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- we include all membership events applying to the user making the request,
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a single membership event in the eventual /sync response. For "join" we need
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even those in the gap.
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to fetch additional non-membership events, e.g. messages in the room. That is
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more complicated, so instead we report an intermediary `RoomSyncResultBuilder`
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See the spec for the rationale:
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struct, and leave the additional work to `_generate_room_entry`.
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https://spec.matrix.org/v1.1/client-server-api/#syncing
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The sync_result_builder is not modified by this function.
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The sync_result_builder is not modified by this function.
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"""
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"""
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assert since_token
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assert since_token
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# The spec
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# https://spec.matrix.org/v1.1/client-server-api/#get_matrixclientv3sync
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# notes that membership events need special consideration:
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#
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# > When a sync is limited, the server MUST return membership events for events
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# > in the gap (between since and the start of the returned timeline), regardless
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# > as to whether or not they are redundant.
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#
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# We fetch such events here, but we only seem to use them for categorising rooms
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# as newly joined, newly left, invited or knocked.
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# TODO: we've already called this function and ran this query in
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# TODO: we've already called this function and ran this query in
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# _have_rooms_changed. We could keep the results in memory to avoid a
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# _have_rooms_changed. We could keep the results in memory to avoid a
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# second query, at the cost of more complicated source code.
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# second query, at the cost of more complicated source code.
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"""Populates the `joined` and `archived` section of `sync_result_builder`
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"""Populates the `joined` and `archived` section of `sync_result_builder`
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based on the `room_builder`.
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based on the `room_builder`.
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Ideally, we want to report all events whose stream ordering `s` lies in the
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range `since_token < s <= now_token`, where the two tokens are read from the
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sync_result_builder.
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If there are too many events in that range to report, things get complicated.
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In this situation we return a truncated list of the most recent events, and
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indicate in the response that there is a "gap" of omitted events. Lots of this
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is handled in `_load_filtered_recents`, but some of is handled in this method.
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Additionally:
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- we include a "state_delta", to describe the changes in state over the gap,
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- we include all membership events applying to the user making the request,
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even those in the gap.
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See the spec for the rationale:
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https://spec.matrix.org/v1.1/client-server-api/#syncing
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Args:
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Args:
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sync_result_builder
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sync_result_builder
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ignored_users: Set of users ignored by user.
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ignored_users: Set of users ignored by user.
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