* tests: fix group tests
* fix test
* fix
* fix delivery worker fix
* watch ci
* debug
* fix delivery worker not forwarding to moderators during host acceptance
* add script, update simplexmq
* debug lines
* more debug
* rerun
* debug
* fix, debug
* simplexmq
* simplexmq
* fix
* debug: log member-not-found call sites, restore hang diagnostics, use simplexmq fork
* tests: do not prompt for migration confirmation in strict tables test
* ci: run tests with one capability; simplexmq: end inactive sessions without closing under readers
* ci: run tests on all capabilities
* remote: close the HTTP2 client before its TLS connection
* cabal: use warp that kills timed out connection threads without closing their sockets
* remove diagnostics: member-not-found log, thread dump, CI watchdog; update simplexmq
* badge-service: prevent interleaving of concurrent log lines
* tests: wait for badge group broadcasts before closing members
* tests: log contact connected events received twice
* tests: log member connected events received twice
* core: use simplexmq that logs connections emitting CON twice
* core: keep the team contact above notes in a new user's chat list
* ci: skip macOS and Windows builds while hunting a Linux-only flake
* core: use simplexmq that logs the history of connections emitting CON twice
* tests: remove the logging of connected events received twice
* ci: run macOS and Windows builds again
* core: use simplexmq that runs one thread per agent worker
* core: use the merged simplex-chat/wai warp and the updated simplexmq
* core: use the merged simplexmq
* core: update simplexmq
* core, badge service: comment single writes of terminal segments and log lines
[dev] check_store_during_coverage = on makes every issueBadge for a
subscription ask the dev mock, during paid coverage too, and bank the
month of a charge it can grant, issued once coverage reaches it. So a
renewal can be watched by hand without waiting a month, and a mock that
forgot the plan after a restart answers ended at once.
Off by default, and refused unless accept_unverified_store_receipts is
on, which is itself refused beside a real store: a real store has not
started its next charge while coverage runs, and asking spends the
quota every subscriber shares.
Run: 011-subscription-tools, slice S3a
* nodejs: add tests to library
* new tests
* remove message splitting
* fix race
* docs
* replace extract-zip with yauzl that it wraps (high severity issue)
* fix ci tests
* skip server tests on macos and win unless SMP_SERVER is set
* fix win test
* fix win test
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* ci: fix mac library build to sign and notarize library
* script
* sign and notarize to test
* remove test build
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With [dev] accept_unverified_store_receipts on, every subscription was
answered provider_not_configured, so the apps' subscription screens could
not be tried against a dev service. The mock now credits an App Store
subscription for the plan its product names, and a Play subscription for
the base plan a test token test.<basePlanId>.<uuid> names, or else its
product's monthly plan, from a minute ago; it remembers the plan in memory
and grants each renewal a new charge, answering a subscription it does not
know (after a restart) as ended.
The subscription check is given the product the presented receipt names,
which only the mock reads; it reads the service's badge clock at check time.
Run: 003-badge-subscriptions-ui, slice 8
* ci: use default registries for empty variables
* ci: drop package publish tags
* ci: record releases in simplex-chat-libs
* ci: skip recorded versions in publish plan
* nodejs: raise default test timeout for migrations
* nodejs: print download progress without console.error
* nodejs: use the default timeout in migrating core tests
* badge-service: accept a list of Apple roots
* badge-service: document root_certificates
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* ci: drop dlltool from nodejs libs release
* nodejs: download libsimplex into the user cache
* nodejs: load libsimplex at runtime per backend
* support bot: select db backend with --db
* python: match backend switch error text
* nodejs: download prebuilt add-on at runtime
* ci: build nodejs add-on for libs release
* calculator bot: load libs and add-on in image
* support bot: document add-on override
* nodejs: keep worker test output free of colors
* nodejs: verify sha-256 of downloaded assets
* python: pin core libs release with sha-256
* ci: add packages release script
* ci: release nodejs add-on and open release PR
* ci: publish packages after release PR
* nodejs: keep npm from building the add-on
* calculator bot: build the add-on in the image
* ci: merge package release workflows
* ci: open release PR when publishing fails
* ci: build the add-on with node-addon-api only
* ci: skip publishing in a called packages workflow
* ci: update package release actions to Node 24
* nodejs: fix receive test timeout
* ci: test packages on pull requests
* nodejs: reuse the database in the close stress test
* ci: keep failed package tests from hanging
* ci: skip preset server tests
* ci: plan package builds from the changes
* ci: test packages with a given libsimplex
* ci: test packages with libsimplex of core changes
With an in-app purchase key configured in [apple], the service reads a
subscription's status by its original transaction id from Get All
Subscription Statuses, authenticated by an ES256 token reused until near
expiry. Each signed transaction and renewal info is verified against the
pinned Apple root through the same chain check as one-time purchases, now a
separate function, and a body that fails it is a verifier failure, never a
refusal. Statuses map to renewing, cancelled, billing retry and ended;
family-shared transactions are refused; 401 and 403 are this service's
failure, other errors and timeouts unreachable. A verifier failure thrown
by a store check is answered internal, and a test subscription is refused
in one place for first purchases and renewals. Without the key, Apple
one-time purchases verify as before and subscriptions are not configured.
Run: 001-badge-subscriptions, slice 6
* core: release core library to simplex-chat-libs every time cabal version changes
* implement
* test build
* update libs release
* test library release
* create release commit, so the date is correct
* rework to create release in advance in maybe-release job
* remove test build
* move postgresql job back
* test build
* remove test build
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* tests: close the walk stream in withTempDir
* desktop: receive app links from args and macOS
* desktop: forward an app link to the running app
* desktop: initialize the desktop platform lazily
* tests: share the temp directory helper
* desktop: register simplexchat scheme in packages
* desktop: register simplexchat scheme at runtime
* ui: end the badge page with a link on desktop
* desktop: raise the window over other apps
* docs: describe desktop deep links in the spec
* docs: plan desktop deep links
* docs: report on desktop deep links
* desktop: open simplex connection links
* docs: describe simplex links on desktop
* desktop: keep a link from opening twice
* desktop: retry taking a signal held open
* desktop: keep the user's AppImage link handler
* desktop: register Windows links through Capabilities
* desktop: add %u to the deb entry only once
* docs: describe the review fixes
* ui: open the badge link screen on the left
* ui: import moko accessors in the badge screens
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spacedandy-agents-simplex