- user is able to see community without being a member
- invitation bubble always display "Go to Community"
- join community buttons are displayed in community view
main part of: #7072
This broke with the introduction of discord messages because we were
setting the `assetSettings.isImage = true` when `isDiscordMessage`.
This has overriden the default config for all non discord messages which
check for whether the asset source includes `("data")`.
There was an issue where imported messages from third-party services
would cause super laggy scroll behaviour in the chat view.
The reason for that is that on scroll, the app keeps calling
`getVerificationRequestFrom()` on the chatkey of the community.
Typically the results of these requests are cached so that it should
perform the call only once, but because there's no actual verification
request/contact for the community chat key (all third-party messages are
signed by the community), the call keeps on happening over and over.
This commit adds a flag to `getContactDetailsAsJson` and `isEnsVerified`
to control whether or not the call to `getVerificationRequestFrom`
should in fact be made (which should not be the case for imported
messages).
The result of this is a smoother scrolling experience.
Fixes#7767
This adds the UI plus all necessary models and signal handling to render
discord import progress in the desktop application.
It also introduces message handling for discord chat message types.
Requires status-im/status-go#2826 to function
Co-authored with @caybro
- remove the extra spinner (ok'ed by John and Benj)
- use the more modern StatusIcon, w/o the unconditional ColorOverlay
- some minor cleanup
Closes: #7645
"the user lands on the signed in app" step incorporates the following verifications (main screen is ready):
- Splash screen animation is loaded and ended.
- Banners that appear in the main screen are closed before starting other actions (secure seed phrase, connection information and update app information banners).
Actually this is not a signing transaction, but rather authenticating logged in
user when he wants to send a transaction. An authentication is done by entering
password(regular user) or pin(keycard user).
A real signing transaction feature will be (hopefully) added in a near future where
we're going to sign a transaction on a keycard which corresponds to a certain
account, a user wants to send a transaction from.
To sum up... this change just removes password from the send modal and introduces
`Authenticate` flow instead.
Fixes: #7510
