In the current design the dc_receive_imf() pipeline calls
handle_securejoin_handshake() before it creates the group. However
handle_securejoin_handshake() already signals to securejoin() that the
chat exists, which is not true.
The proper fix would be to re-desing how group-creation works,
potentially allowinng handle_securejoin_handshake() to already create
the group and no longer require any further processing by
dc_receive_imf().
'Delete emails from server' was an experimental ad-hoc function
that was added before 'Automatically delete old messages' was introduced
to allow at least some way to cleanup.
'Delete emails from server'-UI was already removed from android/ios in june
(see https://github.com/deltachat/deltachat-android/pull/1406)
and the function never exists on desktop at all.
This currently tests the setup-contact full flow and the shortcut
flow. More securejoin tests are needed but this puts some
infrastructure in place to start writing these.
This commit fixes condition which ignores reordered autocrypt messages.
If a plaintext message resetting peerstate has been received, autocrypt
header should only be applied if it has higher timestamp.
Previously, timestamp of the last received autocrypt header was used,
which may be lower than last_seen timestamp.
# Conflicts:
# src/peerstate.rs
Previously DC_EVENT_ERROR_NETWORK events were emitted for each failed
attempt during autoconfiguration, even if eventually configuration
succeeded. Such error reports are not useful and often confusing,
especially if they report failures to connect to domains that don't
exist, such as imap.example.org when mail.example.org should be used.
Now DC_EVENT_ERROR_NETWORK is only emitted when attempting to connect
with existing IMAP and SMTP configuration already stored in the
database.
Configuration failure is still indicated by DC_EVENT_CONFIGURE_PROGRESS
with data1 set to 0. Python tests from TestOnlineConfigurationFails
group are changed to only wait for this event.
Alexander Krotov
bjoern
Hocuri
Floris Bruynooghe
