Bump status-go HEAD that removes deletion of pending multi-transactions
in status-go
Previous implementation was relying on the fact that all pending
transactions are also multi-transactions, which it seems not to be
the case (e.g. ens, airdrop collectible)
Also tried to extend the deletion of multi-transactions to status go
but it was causing crashes for minted/dropped tokens.
Updates #10474
- replace qml owners model with Nim one
- get token owners from wallet service
- keeping owners cache in community_tokens/service and refresh every 10 minutes
Issue #10254
Fixes#10340
Fixes a race condition when receiving a message in a channel that doesn't exist yet (for example in a delete 1-1 chat).
What happens is that the status-go signal contains both the message and the chat. Both are handled by different services, so there was a race between the two of them. If the chat service handled the chat first, then the message was added correctly, but in the case of the message service handling it first, it would try to add the message to a chat that doesn't exist yet, so it wouldn't work.
I also cleaned the ChatUpdateArgs by removing the messages arg that was not used anywhere and also was a bit counter-intuitive. Why did a Chat arg have messages?
was deleted
This is needed because there's cases where the deletion of a permission
might cause the current user to no longer be eligible to join
a community.
Community has the follwoing permissions:
- own 2 ETH and 1 FOO_NFT or
- own 1 FOO_NFT
User owns: 1 FOO_NFT
^ The above would make the user eligible to request access to join.
Now if the community removes the second permission, the user now no
longer fulfills the requirements so we need to ensure the UI
permits the user to request access.
Rebuilding the permissions model (including its token criteria) sets the
necessary flags in the UI automatically.
There are a bunch of notification related settings that cause RPC
calls when read from the UI in QML/Qt.
This is bad because whenever the view tries to read a notification
setting it causes an RPC call and then rerenders the view. This happens
pretty much every time a new signal arrives in the client.
To account for that we now fetch all notification settings once and mark
the service as initialized so it know when to simply return cached
values. The cache is updated when the notification settings change.
Fixes#10493
Fixes#10076
Reverts the refactor that makes getChannelGroups (ie getChats) not return chats (now it does return all chats too).
That way, we actually have the right mentions and unread count when receiving new messages
Also fixes an issue where mentions and unread count would get reset to 0 when getting a community update, because the signal doesn't have enough info
disable retranslation, display a confirmation dialog and apply the
language change after app restart
rationale: the way the retranslation works internally is that it force
reevaluation of _all_ QML bindings which:
- might lead to crashes (immediately or later)
- lots of warnings printed to console, some bindings can get broken as a result
- not all UI is correctly retranslated on the fly (we have lots of places
where we assign the text imperatively via JS code), so these wouldn't
appear translated before app restart anyway
Fixes#7823
In case an account being deleted is migrated to a Keycard keystore file it was not removed from
`keycards_accounts` table and in case it was the last account for that keypair derived from keystore
file was not removed as well as other keycards containing the same keypair. That's all sorted out.
Upgrade Nim compiler to 1.6.
The necessary changes are related to how `for` loops now implicitly
create a `lent` type, which is Nim's way of creating a "temporary"
reference to an item inside a collection - this helps performance by
avoiding a copy of the data, but it also means that the copy that
previously was implicit in the for loop must be made explicit in the
code.
- expose "isEnsVerified" as model role
- fix returning "ensName" when the user is not ensVerified
- react to nickname updates correctly
- fix sorting in the user/member list view
Major changes:
- Don't allow empty network selection. End up using the nim model
directly instead because of individual row changes issues
encountered with nim models
- Made the clone model a generic implementation to be used in other
places where we need to clone a model: ReceiveModal,
AddEditSavedAddressPopup
- Use cloned model as alternative to NetworksExtraStoreProxy in
ReceiveModal
- Added tristate support to our generic checkbox control
- UX improvements as per design
- Fix save address tests naming and zero address issue
- Various fixes
Notes:
- Failed to make NetworkSelectPopup follow ground-truth: show partially
checked as user intention until the network is selected in the
source model. Got stuck on nim models not being stable models and
report wrong entry change when reset. Tried sorting and only updating
changes without reset but it didn't work.
- Moved grouped property SingleSelectionInfo to its own file from
an inline component after finding out that it fails to load on Linux
with error "Cannot assign to property of unknown type: "*".".
It works on MacOS as expected
Closes: #10119
Part of #3364
To make the drag and drop reorder work correctly on channels, we needed to change the model again so that it was sorted in the model itself.
That is because the drag and drop gives us the value of the position it is dropped to as a single list, so dragging the second item of the second category would mean from position 5 to position to position 4, but what the backend wants is moving the item 2 to position 1.
Sorting the model enables us to get the category that is the parent of that position and call the service with the right positions and id.
It also enables us to reorder the channel in and out of the category.
See the module code to see how the calculation is done with an explanatory comment.
The model needed some changes to support that. Some of the function where changed from dataChange calls to resetModel calls, since we need to re-sort the model.
I tried using beginMove, but it would crash. Maybe there is a bug in NimQML or I used it badly, I'm not sure.
Fixes#10313
There were a couple of small issues.
First, we didn't call the function to calculate the highlight on new messages.
Secondly, the calculation was bugged because the category wasn't saved correctly in the channelGroup update.
* fix(ActivityCenter): Move ActivityCenterNotificationTypeCommunityKicked to the right place
Close#9811
* fix(ActivityCenter): fix accepting community request to join
- index was not returned properly because of case sensitive address comparison
- delete account was not done properly for keycard accounts
- after login the app was asking for store to keychain even it was a test environment
