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Sync worker: kickoff #1056
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So that features are available through the Platform. I think logically it makes sense to have the Platform load the features, as where features are coming from depends on the Platform. On Web they come from localStorage, on other platforms they might come from elsewhere. This will allow us to inject the FeatureSet into a SyncFactory class in next commits.
When sync is running in a worker, the start() method will need to be async, as we will need to send messages to the worker to start the sync.
I think it makes sense to not have the logic of whether sync runs in a worker in Client, as that is platform-specific, so that logic should not be in the matrix layer.
Will proxy calls to a worker. Doesn't do anything yet.
... and the browser supports SharedWorkers.
Doesn't do anything yet.
Without this the build fails.
Will address this in a follow-up PR as it's not trivial to fix.
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First step to address #1045.
Please see #1041 for context and motivation on these changes.
This PR serves as the kickoff for having sync running in a worker. With this PR, the sync worker is spawned if a newly-added feature flag is enabled, but won't do anything yet. Follow-up PRs will implement the worker.
I would suggest commit-by-commit review, as I made sure to structure the commits in an iterative way, with context for the change provided in the commit message.
Merging this should have no user-facing changes, unless the user enables the feature flag (which they are advised not to do).
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Summary of changes
SameSessionInMultipleTabs
feature flagSync
, so we can have sync running in a worker, while making it transparent toClient
.Client
gets an instance of aSyncProxy
, which has the same public API asSync
, but offloads sync to a worker.sync-worker.js
.Next steps
sync-worker.ts
. This is not trivial so we'll address it in a separate PR.