Fixes the slow login in mobile devices when users have joined large communities,
such as the Status one. A user would get stuck for almost 20s in some devices.
We identified that the step to set-up filters in the messenger is potentially
expensive and that it is not critical to happen before the node.login signal is
emitted. The solution presented in this PR is to set-up filters inside
messenger.Start(), which the client already calls immediately after login.
With this change, users of the mobile app can login pretty fast even when they
joined large communities. They can immediately interact with other parts of the
app even if filter initialization is running in the background, like Wallet,
Activity Center, Settings, and Profile.
Breaking changes: in the mobile repository, we had to change where the endpoint
wakuext_startMessenger was called and the order of a few events to process
chats. So essentially ordering, but no data changes.
- Root issue https://github.com/status-im/status-mobile/issues/20059
- Related mobile PR https://github.com/status-im/status-mobile/pull/20173
That's an optimisation. Instead of fetching collectibles owners for each
member, it is fetched once, before members iteration.
It should significantly reduce amount of queries to providers.
closes: status-im/status-desktop#14914
I've removed any mention or dependency of TorrentManager from Manager. There is still more work to do, but Messenger now communicates directly with a TorrentManager rather than asking the communities Manager to handle it. I've ensured that LogStdout() is only called from TorrentManager and removed entirely from Manager, this functionality seems to be some kind of debug tool specifically for torrent related functionality. Next I need to focus on functions within Messenger that call a TorrentManager and see how to isolate these from the main flows, following that I also need fix the tests that are broken. I will also need to refactor torrentClientReady() so that it is a function of TorrentManager, this may allow for pushing more functions into TorrentManager which will lead to better torrent encapsulation.
* chore_:Don't rely on the master key when generating accounts under the bip 0044 path m/44'/60'/0'/0/0
* fix_: lint issue
* fix_: failed test TestBackendStartNodeConcurrently
Send information to owners and token masters about operations: burn, airdrop, remote destruct.
Add CommunityTokenActionSignal to signalize client side.
Fix#13371
- Moved some methods from Transactor to users of it to clean interface.
- Mocked Bridge interface and Transactor interface for tests
- Wrote unit tests for SendTransaction
- exported API methods left at the same place
- private methods moved to helpers.go
- stuff for testing moved to testutils.go
- created storage interface with clean API and multi transaction related db calls moved
to MultiTransactionDBStorage implementation
- created dummy in-mem storage for tests with multi transactions
- written tests for MultiTransactionDBStorage
Implement required basic CRUD APIs
- Add session to wallet connect
- Delete session used in tests only
- Get active dApps: the order of retrieval is
based on the first time the DApp was added
in descending order.
Also add tests to validate the main requirements
Closes: #14615
The clients will all handle separately the wallet connect protocol
and only call static APIs to deal with persistance and blockchain
related operations.
Updates: #14615
- handling `null` values in the Hop response
- using data returned from the Hop api when preparing data for estimation and calling `swapAndSend` and `sendToL2`
- estimating gas for bridges implemented in the bridges implementation types, avoiding wrong gas for placing bridge transactions
It is needed to be able to set common limits for chain client
Added a test for group tag limiter
Added a mutex to RPC limiter to change counters atomically
Replaced isConnected with atomic.Bool and made it a pointer to
be shared across client instances
Split ClientInterface to aggregation of multiple interfaces
Added tags to RPC stats API
Use tagged RPC client for transfers commands
Implemented general interface for RPC limiting
Add ReTrackOwnerTokenDeploymentTransaction function which will runs community tokens transactions listening.
Add deployment transaction hash to community_tokens table.
Issue #14699
This commit should fix the issue with Cryptocompare and CoinGecko providers down.
Often happens that the first request fails and because of that:
- the Router cannot complete calculation successfully
- some tests are failing
- some users very often see a red banner line saying the providers are down
This commit fixes issue with having a multiple contract addresses for the same symbols at the same networks.
An issue we had with this was that when we're searching for a token by symbol, always the first one from the
list was returned. That thing may result later in not having enough balance for that token on certain network,
even the user actually has it.
Light functions are based on the fact that permissions are met if the user is on community/channel member list.
If the user is not on the list, permissions will not be met and the client is responsible to use regular permissions-check functions.
For all permissions-check functions, corresponding light versions are added: CheckAllChannelsPermissionsLight,
CheckChannelPermissionsLight, CheckPermissionToJoinLight.
Issue #14220
Use EventWatcher to catch wallet events.
Handling all community tokens wallet events in communitytokens service (database and messenger operations).
Adding new signal to nim: CommunityTokenTransactionSignal, which is emitted everytime when the event is received.
Issue #4351
Fixed some other issues with prevented startup of statusd:
- ensure paths for DBs are created
- ensure DBs are opened before calling `StartNode`
- ignore error if multiacc database is not available
Updates #14693
- Get rid of InsertTestMultiTransaction function in test utils and
use InsertMultiTransaction method of transaction manager
- Use MultiTransaction type instead of TestMultiTransaction
Added a missing wallet DB migration file for multi transactions
This commit attempts to upgrade go version to 1.20.12
This commit also removes the following items from lint checks :
* `goconst`
* `structcheck`
* `deadcode`
* `golint`
* `varcheck`
Mobile PR for QA purposes -> https://github.com/status-im/status-mobile/pull/19564
* Split function for reseting trust status and verification+trust status
* Refactoring: extract setTrustStatusForContact, setContactVerificationStatus functions
* Tests
initial balance fetch, as cache was considered valid and in case
balance was previously stored in DB for this account, it was returned
though it was not up to date.
The "hash" (a.k.a. ID) column was used for matching transfer entry which
works only for native transfers which have the `ID` same as hash.
Closes: #14071
Changes
- Use token's contract address for `ERC1155TransferTxArgs.to` because it
is used as such later on.
- Extract Token ID from the symbol as we encoded and set the corresponding
value in the `ERC1155TransferTxArgs`.
- Set ChainID in `ERC1155TransferTxArgs`
Updates status-desktop #14212
Changes
Use token's contract address for `ERC721TransferTxArgs.to` because it
is used as such later on.
Extract Token ID from the symbol as we encoded and set the corresponding
value in the `ERC721TransferTxArgs`.
Set ChainID in `ERC721TransferTxArgs`
Fix wrong order of arguments in `BuildTx`.
Updates status-desktop #14212
* Fix(Profile): Remove profile showcase from general responce via signal
* Fix(Profile): Restore community membership validation for the prodile showcase
* feat: Make profile validation optional
* fix: review fixes
A leftover after migrating to incremental activity updates session-based
We now use pending instead of `multi-transaction-update`, there is no
multi-transaction update without an equivalent pending or transfer update
This commit fixes a special case where the activity filter incremental
updates were reported as new even that they were present in a previous
update.
Updates status-desktop #12120
Refactor the activity filter session API to account for the new structure
Also:
- Refactor test helpers to mock for different chains with mixed answers
- Test implementation
Updates status-desktop #12120
* chore: move profile showcase structures to the indentity package
* feat: implement proof of membership for unecrypted communities
* feat: implement proof of membership for encrypted communties with grants
Switch from the prototype of duplicating the SQL filter as a runtime
and keeping them in sync on each event that might invalidate the current
filtered entries to a simpler approach of requesting the filter again
and doing the diff to detect the new changes.
Also add a new reset API to model the new entries design requirements.
The new approach shows less corner-case to handle and follows one source
of truth concept making debugging and future maintenance easier.
Other changes
- Fix pending mocking to work with multiple calls
- Refactor tests to account for the new changes
Updates status-desktop #12120
This commit introduces the first steps towards implementing a session-based activity API to support dynamic updates of the current visualized filter in the wallet activity service. This change is necessary to move away from static paginated filtering, which was previously done in SQL, to a more dynamic approach that can handle updates in real-time.
The main changes include:
- Add basic `EventActivitySessionUpdated` support for pending transactions.
- Added a `TODO.md` file outlining the plan and requirements for dynamic activity updates.
- New session-related API to the `activity.Service`
- `session.go` contains the logic for session management and event processing related to activity updates.
- Add test case for incremental filter updates.
The commit also includes:
- various other minor changes and refactoring to support the new session-based approach.
- Deprecation notices added to the `api.go` file for methods that are no longer used by the status-desktop application.
- Clarification comments added to the `scheduler.go` file regarding replacement policies.
Updates: #12120
ghstack-source-id: a61ef74184
Pull Request resolved: https://github.com/status-im/status-go/pull/4480
The reading of the amount for pending transactions was done in the same
way as for transfers table. However, the transfers table has a string
hex representation of the amount, while the pending transactions table
has a binary representation of the amount (*big.Int). This was
triggering the not int warning and value was missing.
Updates status-desktop #12120
In case both to/from addresses are present in the list we were using
the same logic as for transfers. However, this doesn't make sense given
that we can have only one entry in pending activity.
The following cases are still covered
- When the receiver is in addresses we get received
- When both receiver and sender are in the list will get sent
- When the sender is on the list we will get sent
Updates status-desktop #12120
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