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WIP: Send ephemeral events to appservices#8366
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@Half-Shot Can this be closed now that a bunch of this was moved into a separate PR? Or are you planning to rebase it with the remaining bits? |
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Yeah, I'll likely do this PR again based upon latest so this can be closed. |
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Fixes #2954
This is a super WIP change to get synapse to send events to appservices, using the un-specced
/_matrix/app/unstable/uk.half-shot.appservice/ephemeralendpoint (implementing this comment https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-doc/pull/2409/files#r491375414).Currently this sends typing, read receipts, and presence to appservices. Device messages may take another path, as they aren't typical EDUs and need to be retried, whereas these events are expected to be dropped if they don't reach the appservice.
There are some inefficiencies in this code that I'm less pleased with, like determining which appservices should see presence has some bad worst case performance.