* When joining room in sub-space join the parents too
* Fix joined state not updating on sync
* Add membership check
* Update tests
* Improve coverage
* Make TS happier
* Make TS happier
* Remove STIXGeneral from the font stack
STIXGeneral was originally added to our font stack to work around a bug in Chrome (https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=591346) which caused some obscure combining marks to render as tofu. However, because STIXGeneral unexpectedly has glyphs for a handful of common Japanese characters, it's ended up making Japanese text in Element look patchy. I previously attempted to fix this by prioritizing sans-serif over STIXGeneral, but as is evident from our screenshot tests and user reports, this is still not enough on some systems to get Chrome to pick a consistent font for Japanese. On the basis that i18n is more important than supporting a few mathematical diacritics, I propose we remove the font. STIXGeneral is deprecated anyways, so if we want to get these diacritics back there's always the option of looking at its successor, STIXTwo.
* Remove STIXGeneral installation from Cypress workflow
* add aria-label to default homeserver checkbox
* test ServerPickerDialog
* remove debug
* strict fixes
* dont validate unselected server field on ServerPickerDialog
* i18n
* account password section
* account email and phone numbers
* update cypress selectors
* use settingsection for General section
* use semantic headings for profile settings
* fix show advanced spacing
* udpate snapshot
* use semantic headings in mjolnir settings
* remove debug
* unit test UI changes for mjolnir settings
* account password section
* account email and phone numbers
* update cypress selectors
* use settingsection for General section
* use semantic headings for profile settings
* fix show advanced spacing
* udpate snapshot
* GHA: make `element-web` workflow reusable
... so that we can call it from the js-sdk repo
* GHA: make `cypress.yaml` a reusable workflow
... so that we can call it from js-sdk
* GHA: give cypress.yaml a `rust-crypto` parameter
* Update .github/workflows/cypress.yaml
Co-authored-by: Michael Telatynski <7t3chguy@gmail.com>
* remove workflow_dispatch
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Co-authored-by: Michael Telatynski <7t3chguy@gmail.com>
* Nest - .mx_Dialog .markdown-body
* Nest - .mx_Dialog .markdown-body *
* Run prettier
* Nest
* Nest - * .mx_Dialog_background
* Run prettier
* Nest - * .mx_Dialog
* Nest - mx_Dialog_title.danger
* Use a variable for z-index: default wrapper index
* Use a variable for z-index: static dialog background
* Use a variable for z-index: static dialog itself
* Use a variable for z-index: standard dialog background
* Use a variable for z-index: standard dialog
* Merge :root selector blocks
* Calculate z-index values to fix the order
* Rename the variables
* Include mx_Dialog_buttons_row in mx_Dialog_buttons
mx_Dialog_buttons_row is used on DialogButtons.tsx only inside mx_Dialog_buttons under {additive}
* Run prettier
* Nest `pre code` in `pre`
* Basic test for IncomingSasDialog
* Basic test for VerificationPanel
* Replace references to IGeneratedSas and ISasEvent
* Some secret references to the callbacks types
* Update references to `QrCodeEvent`, `SasEvent` and `VerificationEvent`
* Add WIP Sas cross-signing test
* Login after bot creation
* Figuring out how to make it work in ci
* Wait for `r0/login` to be called before bot creation
* Make waitForVerificationRequest automatically accept requests
... thereby making the `acceptVerificationRequest` helper redundant
* Clean up `deviceIsCrossSigned`
* combine `handleVerificationRequest` and `verifyEmojiSas`
* get rid of a layer
... it adds no value
* fix bad merge
* minor cleanups to new test
* Move `logIntoElement` to utils module
* use `logIntoElement` function
* Avoid intercept
* Avoid `CryptoTestContext`
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Co-authored-by: Richard van der Hoff <richard@matrix.org>
* Update tests to demonstrate broken behaviour
* Fixes and comments
* Remove exception swallowing
This seems like it causes more problems than it solves.
Context: `fetchdep.sh` attempts to check out a github repository based on the
details in a pull request. To do this, it needs to know how to find the pull
request. So, the github workflows attempt to set environment variables to tell
it. Unfortunately, they currently disagree about what the names of the
environment variables should be.
This appears to have been introduced by #8498.
To simplify matters, we may as well have the script use `${GITHUB_REPOSITORY}`
directly, and remove te unused `REPOSITORY` env var from the workflows.
