Fixes#10501
The problem was that didn't have access to the updated contact from status-go after banning or unbanning, so we just changed the banned property, but there is more that gets changed in the backend, like `removed` being set to `true` as well.
With this fix, when you unban someone, you go back to a fresh start, as **non** contact, so you need to send a request again. That was the state you got if you restarted the app, so "re-sync" the state with status-go.
Another issue was on the frontend (QML). When banned, and after restarting to get the right state, the unban button would be disabled and the Add contact request button would show, which is not good. We only want to send requests when unbanned.
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
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
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.
* fix(ActivityCenter): Move ActivityCenterNotificationTypeCommunityKicked to the right place
Close#9811
* fix(ActivityCenter): fix accepting community request to join
The enforcing of the derivation path editing rules is done in a structured
way by handling all the changes on the array of `Element` stored in
d.elements and then recomposing the HTML string to be displayed after
every change.
Main limitation is the workaround in `onTextChanged` that regenerates
the text in order to dismiss foreign characters introduced by pasting
which I couldn't find a way to disable without disabling also the ability
to copy content to clipboard.
Highlights:
- Implement DerivationPathInput control that intercepts the modifiable
keyboard events in order to edit the visible TextEdit.text while
respecting the requirements of the derivation path editing
- Implement a JS Controller that handles the logic of the
decomposing and recomposing the derivation path string
- Add anew StatusQ with the TextEdit basic look and feel to be used
in DerivationPathInput control without duplicating the style
- Allow passing modifiable events that are not generating characters in
order to allow copy to clipboard
- Disable add account when control is in error state
- Limit to maximum 5 elements in the derivation path
Testing:
- Integrate the control with StoryBook for a quick preview of the
control
- Add unit tests for the Controller basic functionality and regression
for the main control Item
- Removed forcing x64 architecture on apple arm64 hardware from the
storybook build configuration
Note: initially the implementation was suppose to be simple parse the
derivation path string edit elements and format it. However, I could not
find a quick way fix the circular dependency issue between editing the
text and reformatting it. The solution was to use a one way from the
structured data to the formatted string which complicates the
implementation logic.
Closes: #9890
Fixes#9973
The buttons didn't work because we weren't using the right model + the section model didn't expose the PendingMemberRequestsModel.
I also fixed the service to update the community correctly and send the event. It should feel snappy-er to approve someone now.
This is necessary because with community token permissions, when owners
manually accept a request, we a) don't want to block the UI when the
users funds are check on chain and b) in case of insufficient funds,
we'll react with a modal that tells the owner that the user can't be
accepted.
All of that is done in this commit.
This is part 2 of the nim library updates targeting networking and ETH
libraries:
* bearssl: upstream security updates, refactoring
* chronos: significant stability updates across the board - ie better
connection management, async fixes, updates, refactoring etc
* eth: updates across the board, including EIP support, discv5, etc
* http-utils: fixes
* json-rpc: replaced websocket engine with in-house nim-websock (vs news
which is no longer supported)
* libp2p: lots of updates, but not relevant to status-desktop as of yet
* web3: new API and conformance updates based on execution API spec
* semver: crash fix, branch name
* news: removed in favour of nim-websock
TLDR;
- all links visible in settings/popup
- persistent order of items
- drag'n'drop to reorder
- editing/deleting in a new popup
- several links of the same type
Needs changes in nimqml (to expose QAIM::begin/endMoveRows), in
DOtherSide (to expose those to NIM), in status-go (to preserve the links
order and fully save them to DB)
Fixes#9777
- Added local pairing signals
- Remove slash ending from keystorePath
- Implemented localPairingState. Fixed sync new device workflow.
- Error message view design update
- Moved local pairing status to devices service
- ConnectionString automatic validation
- Async inputConnectionString
- Added all installation properties to model. Minor renaming.
- Removed emoji and color customization
- Show display name, colorhash and color in device being synced
- Add timeout to pairing server
- Add device type
Fix `DeviceSyncingView` sizing. Fix `inputConnectionString` async task slot.
This does a few things:
- It integrates with the latest `CommunityTokensMetadata` to access
community specific ERC721 token
- It changes `ChatLayout` such that it conditionally loads either
`ChatView` or `JoinCommunityView`. `JoinCommunityView` has been
specifically designed for token-gated communities
Here's what works (in terms of token permissions):
1. If a community has token permissions and the the current users is not
a member of that community, we show `JoinCommunityView` instead of
`ChatView`
2. Any community token permissions of type "Become member" are listed in
the `JoinCommunityView`
3. There are different types of token critera a permission can have:
ERC20 token, ERC721 token, or ENS (which is also ERC721 but we have
a type for that nonetheless)
Only ERC20 token balances are checked for the known wallet accounts.
This happens every time the known token list has been updated (every
10 min atm).
We still need to add balance checks for any ERC721 tokens and ENS.
4. If token permissions are created, updated or deleted by the community
owner, the `JoinCommunityView` will update in real-time.
You'll also notice that the `Reveal my address and request access`
button will be enabled if any of the token permissions are fulfilled
(only ERC20 at the time being). Clicking that button will not yet send
a request.
This will be done in the next step as part of https://github.com/status-im/status-desktop/issues/9761
This PR upgrades a number of libraries as well as nim itself, to address
security issues and crashes that we've worked to solve over the past few
months on the nimbus-eth2 side leading up to its 1.6 migration - they
include changes that are safe to use in both 1.2 and 1.6 without
requiring 1.6, making the code compatible with both versions.
In particular, 1.6 becomes more strict in several ways including
exception handling, style and certain langauge constructs related to
memory safety - as a result, we've cleaned up said libraries and
improved their stability overall, including fixing several crashes.
* nim 1.2.18 - this is the last release in the 1.2 series we produced
together with upstream based on nimbus' needs - between the version
Desktop is using today and v1.2.18, changes are predominantly backports
from newer Nim versions that we asked for while working on stability in
Nimbus itself.
* chronicles - cleanups
* confutils - cleanups
* faststreams - cleanups & crash fixes
* nim-json-serialization - several important crash fixes for json
parsing edge cases
* metrics - cleanups & threading fixes
* secp256k1 - upstream updates (including security fixes)
* serialization - cleanups
* stew - many convenience fixes and updates to common low-level
utilities, such as Result and hex / base64 / etc parsing
* stint - cleanups
* zlib - cleanups
* nimPNG - cleanups
* nimcrypto - cleanups
This is part 1 of library upgrades and focuses on the low-level
libraries - part 2 will upgrade the network stack (chronos, json-rpc,
web3, etc), keeping the two separate so as to limit the potential impact
of this PR.
This commit is the first of implementing community permissions.
**It is not implementing the complete feature**, rather does it
introduce the first pieces, such that we can get code reviewed and
merged before it grows too big.
To review these features, please make sure to
1. Enable wallet (Settings -> Advanced -> Wallet toggle)
2. Enable community permissions (Settings -> Advanced -> Community
Permissions toggle)
You'll have to restart the app after doing so.
The commit introduces the following:
**UI, API calls and view models to CRUD community permissions**
After creating a community, the user can go to the community
settings and create new token permissions. The user can also update
and delete existing permissions.
**Asset and collectible view models**
To create community token permissions, users have to select
the token criteria. This commit introduces the `assetsModel` for ERC20
tokens and `collectiblesModel` for `ERC721` tokens.
The latter only supports custom minted community tokens at this point.
**This commit requires:** https://github.com/status-im/status-go/pull/3207
As of #9596, task-runner is no longer used.
Due to how the build system works, task-runner was providing nim-stew,
nim-bearssl and nim-chronos to the project, even though these are also
top-level dependencies - effectively this means there were multiple
versions of these libraries in the source tree and it is not entirely
intuitive which is actually used - adding to the confusion, the
submodule was pinning different versions.
This PR removes task-runner and resets the other dependencies to the
versions in task-runner thus minimising collateral changes.
A duplicate copy of bearssl is also removed.
This commit resolves a crash happened due to connection to
`SIGNAL_WALLET_ACCOUNT_TOKENS_REBUILT` when keycard sync
flow was run in the background.
Also updated the keycard synchronization process with the current state of
the application and is the first step of many which leads towards completion
of entire syncing feature.
- Bump status-go head that include the required specific changes
- fetch token balance (native or ERC20) and cache historical token quantity data
- fetch FIAT currency
- Extend presentation layer (NIM and QML) to account for API changes
- Remove timed request and other optimizations from the time of fetching
balance history every time instead of querying cache
- Add C++ integration debugging tests and update network chain configuration (outdated)
Closes: #8175
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