When joining remote rooms we have to specify another homeserver (that is in the
room) to help us join. The matrix documentation is a little unclear what to do
in this scenario, so instead of giving up let's at least brute force it with the
server in the alias or room id.
This *does* work and allows my server to join rooms in NeoChat I otherwise
couldn't.
BUG: 487253
CCBUG: 491359
FIXED-IN: 24.12.3
This is easy to reproduce in the following scenario with a bunch of
half-completed emojis: ":a :a :a :a". Trying to complete anything but the last
one starts replacing parts of the message because it only considers the last
colon to the current completion identifier.
This change fixes that and said scenario can no longer cause a message
massacare. This bug doesn't seem to affect the other completions because their
searching in the string was correct, but I made sure they all share the same
index now.
BUG: 479587
FIXED-IN: 24.12.3
I think we should put this feature in a more obvious place (and similar to other
chat applications.) Instead of it being buried underneath a menu, joining
spaces/rooms should have the space promenience as creating them - you're going
to be more likely to access this dialog more anyway.
The menu that has this action is now more discoverable, and this menu item is
plagued with a bad UX - when you tap on it nothing obvious happens! To people
not familiar with device verification they will think this is a bug, but in fact
all they need to do is open another verified session on another device.
So now there's a dialog explaining that the next step is to do just that. This
dialog also closes once the verification session starts, but the user has the
option to close it in the meantime.
First make sure that the global setting is tied into the room setting, previously it was a bit of a patchwork that worked more by luck than judgement. The two levels of global and room level are properly tied together in a hierarchy.
Add a message in the room when global notifcations re turned off. This has caused confusion in the past when people don't realise there are 2 levels.
