We have a lot of verbose headers, and i think now is the best opportunity we have to become reuse compliant given that we just did two other similar maintenance changes (prettier, typescirpt5 & eslint9 & typescript-eslint).
* synapse_antispam resuse headers.
* delete old unused tslint.json.
* Add REUSE to pre-commit config.
* reuse info for config directory.
* Add support for bot-sdk crypto as an experimental flag
* Import and use StoreType enum
* Fail hard instead of continuing in case of having pantalaimon and bot-sdk set up
* Document Option in default.yaml
* Remove obsolete comment
Shouldn't change what is being logged to the log file,
but it does change what gets sent to the management room.
I've been meaning to disable this for some time as it generally
confuses new users and it makes the bot feel very confusing and
low quality. It also means you are likely to miss more important
messages in the magement room.
Another problem it causes is an inconsistent view when testing
the software and it's an unreasonable burden to test for both
settings.
It's not clear what the value of this setting is apart from
providing comfort to some users who want to see the ACL readout.
But even then it's a very inefficient way of doing that,
so i'd rather another feature be requested by users that want to see that.
* basic ban conversion, but i have better ideas
* Still very WIP on CLIM prompt-for-accept semantics.
* Introduce promotable streams.
This allows parameters to specify details to prompt for missing
arguments
and allow for interactive commands.
* Changes that were made before PolicyListManager that no longer make sense
We don't want the default list anymore since we're just going to prompt
with the lists that they can choose from.
* Fix semantics of TagDynamicEnvironment.
Bind and write were wrong and bind was binding to the node name
instead of the variable name.
* The JSX factory can render presentation types to DocumentNodes, unsure if this is the right
move yet but it works
* Attributes for anchor nodes now render properly
* Ban command prompts are working!!!!
* Stub AppserviceBotEmitter.
There isn't much we can do right now until there is time to work on
https://github.com/Gnuxie/Draupnir/issues/13.
* Combine ban/unban syntax.
* Remove old UnbanBanCommands.
WARNING: There is a major difference in that the ban command no longer supports
globs, I don't think?
* Activate new unban command.
* The presentation type boolean will have to be just a string for now.
I don't think it makes sense to read them into actual booleans.
* configurable defaults for ban reason.
The Sentry package is very useful for monitoring runtime errors. With this PR,
we simply add the necessary mechanism to:
- log to sentry any uncaught error that reaches the toplevel, including startup errors.
Replace acceptInvitesFromGroup with acceptInvitesFromSpace.
https://github.com/matrix-org/mjolnir/issues/125https://github.com/matrix-org/mjolnir/issues/99
acceptInvitesFromGroup was implemented with an experimental api
that was a precursor to spaces which was refereed to
as either communities or groups.
Support for communities/groups ended in Synapse 1.61.0
https://github.com/matrix-org/synapse/releases/tag/v1.61.0.
To test we just edit the config dynamically which changes how the join room listener functions
though idk, shouldn't we have just made a new mjolnir instance
for this test, or changed the config before the test started somehow?
Co-authored-by: jesopo <github@lolnerd.net>
It isn't clear what it means to have the server "struggle" with state requests.
This change is trying to make the configuration more actionable to end users.
This is an experimental ruleserver that will serve the combined rules from
the active policy lists to a Synapse module over a web api.
This makes it easier to communicate changes in policy lists to Synapse workers
that do not have an immediate view over all of the policy rooms at
the same time.
This also allows us to express moderation actions to the homeserver
beyond what is currently expressible via MSC2313 policy
lists.
- Use the configured username & password when registering the test user to run Mjolnir with (was hardcoded).
- Remove bogus imports from the helper that have accidentally been introduced with VSCode.
- Keep `enable_registration: true` in the homeserver config to save time.
This adds a default enabled option to require confirmation for wildcard bans
(e.g. those containing `*` or `?`). Users will need to also add `--force` for
the commands to be accepted.
