* Fully move auth types to js-sdk
The SSO buttons were the only consumer of these types, so let's just move them. They've been in the js-sdk for a while now, and webpack is screaming about missing exports (because they're all interfaces and types, which don't exist after transpiling).
* Fix the other cases too
* Spike AXE A11Y testing in Cypress
* Fix NewRoomIntro breaking html/aria list rules
* Fix HeaderButtons breaking aria role semantics rules
* missing type
* Switch left panel from aside to nav and include space panel
* Give the page a main heading of the room name when viewing a room
* Use header landmark on RoomHeader
* Improve aria attributes on composer when autocomplete is closed
* Fix aria-owns on RoomHeader
* Give Spinner an aria role
* Give server picker help button an aria label
* Improve auth aria attributes and semantics
* Improve heading semantics in use case selection screen
* Fix autocomplete attribute to be valid
* Fix heading semantics on login page
* Improve Cypress axe testing
* Add axe tests
* Stop synapse after the timeline tests
* Await spinners to fade before percy snapshotting timeline tests
* Improve naming of plugin
* Update snapshots
* Fix accidental heading change
* Fix double synapse stoppage
* Fix Cypress timeline avatar assertions to be DPI agnostic
* Fix aria attributes on date separators
* delint
* Update snapshots
* Revert style change
* Skip redundant call
* Remove all mentions of Piwik
* Kill off all consumer of the old Piwik Analytics module
* Simplify ModalManager interface
* i18n
* Attempt to fix old e2e tests
* Remove unused component
* Iterate PR
* Document and support the established naming convention for config opts
This change:
* Rename `ConfigOptions` to `IConfigOptions` to match code convention/style, plus move it to a dedicated file
* Update comments and surrounding documentation
* Define every single documented option (from element-web's config.md)
* Enable a linter to enforce the convention
* Invent a translation layer for a different change to use
* No attempt to fix build errors from doing this (at this stage)
* Add demo of lint rule in action
* Fix all obvious instances of SdkConfig case conflicts
* Fix tests to use SdkConfig directly
* Add docs to make unset() calling safer
* Appease the linter
* Update documentation to match snake_case_config
* Fix more instances of square brackets off SdkConfig
* Code style: Modernize
* Make Soft Logout page support Social Sign On
Fixes https://github.com/vector-im/element-web/issues/21099
This commit does a few things:
* Moves rendering of the flows to functions
* Adds a new login view enum for Password + SSO (mirroring logic from registration)
* Makes an absolute mess of the resulting diff
* Lint & i18n
* Remove spurious typing
MSC: https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-doc/pull/2918
Fixes https://github.com/vector-im/element-web/issues/18698
Fixes https://github.com/vector-im/element-web/issues/20648
**Requires https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-js-sdk/pull/2178**
**Note**: There's a lot of logging in this PR. That is intentional to ensure that if/when something goes wrong we can chase the exact code path. It does not log any tokens - just where the code is going. Overall, it should be fairly low volume spam (and can be relaxed at a later date).
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This approach uses indexeddb (through a mutex library) to manage which tab actually triggers the refresh, preventing issues where multiple tabs try to update the token. If multiple tabs update the token then the server might consider the account hacked and hard logout all the tokens.
If for some reason the timer code gets it wrong, or the user has been offline for too long and the token can't be refreshed, they should be sent to a soft logout screen by the server. This will retain the user's encryption state - they simply need to reauthenticate to get an active access token again.
This additionally contains a change to fix soft logout not working, per the issue links above.
Of interest may be the IPC approach which was ultimately declined in favour of this change instead: https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-react-sdk/pull/7803
Overhaul the device list in the "Security and Privacy" settings tab to include device trust status, provide buttons for verifying unverified devices, and improve overall usability and style. This should now be the primary interface for checking and changing the trust status of your own devices, rather than looking at your own user profile in the right panel.
- Don't show loading spinners while waiting for user action
- When checking if there are other devices we can verify against, only
look for devices that are actually cross-signed.
- Adjust displayed options depending on whether other devices and/or
recovery keys exist, and add an option to reset cross-signing keys
if necessary.
- Various minor clarifying adjustments to UI styling/text
Signed-off-by: Faye Duxovni <fayed@element.io>
Michael Weimann