This was introduced in https://github.com/Gnuxie/Draupnir/pull/54/ (and therefore 1.83.0). Essentially we forgot to remove the room from the protected rooms set, when the remove command was used.
Ontop of this something to note is that during testing it is clear that the protected rooms set is loaded when configuring mjolnir, not when starting it. This is problematic as it means setup code in `fixtures.ts` does not actually wipe the protected rooms set.
* Experimental Protection to propagate room level bans to policies.
- Needs an automated option
- I really want this to be enabled by default
- It needs to be easily configurable and very visible because it's a really useful feature.
- Need to check that they are not already banned on a policy list.
- Allow possibility to rely last message like a report behind spoiler text.
* Use MatrixDataManager for enabled protections.
This will allow us to create "enabled by default" protections
via a schema migration.
* Enable BanPropagationProtection by default
* BanPropagation: only prompt when user is not already banned.
* Test for BanPropagationProtection.
* clearTimeout for prompt reactions if we got a reaction.
* Allow renderMatrixAndSend to not need a reply.
* document getFirstEventMatching
* Refactor Matrix event listener in Mjolnir and ManagedMjolnir.
closes https://github.com/matrix-org/mjolnir/issues/411.
Issue #411 says that we have to be careful about room.join,
but this was before we figured how to make matrix-appservice-bridge
echo events sent by its own intents.
* Remove MatrixClientListener since it isn't actually needed.
* Protect which config values can be used for ManagedMjolnirs.
* Introduce MatrixSendClient
so listeners aren't accidentally added to a MatrixClient instead
of MatrixEmitter.
* doc
* Move provisioned mjolnir config to src/config.
This just aids maintance so whenever someone goes to change the config
of the bot they will see this and update it.
* doc for matrix intent listener.
Specifically `onReactionTo` was starting and stopping the client
argument it was given, which could be problematic if the caller
didn't expect that or didn't want it to.
Aminda Suomalainen