[WPB-6144] Prevent MLS one-to-one messaging for a blocking user (q1-2024) - no dependencies on the notification subsystem#3922
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* Test: no MLS 1-to-1 when a connection is blocked * Test: a test with expected behavior after blocking the connection * Check if sending a msg to 1-to-1 and not connected * Add a changelog * WIP: Debugging a test failure * Update the confirming test * Revert "Check if sending a msg to 1-to-1 and not connected" This reverts commit c4af1508ecf4eac88db83b71d1af35024a7a7de1. * WIP: generalise the Update.blockConv handler * Connections: Also block MLS one2one conv when blocking conn * Test: Parameterise over One2OneScenario * Add the missing connection ID in an internal endpoint * Wrap a function comment for readability * Introduce a Galley internal endpoint: blocking a qualified conversation * WIP: Check if an MLS 1-1 conv exists before blocking What is left to do is to make this check work for an MLS 1-1 conv that can be remote * Make upsertOne2OneConv always take a Conv ID Brig can determine this ID based on protocol of the conversation or read it from the DB. Inventing this in galley causes more trouble for having two One2One convs for proteus and mls. * WIP: Remove user from 1:1 MLS conv when they block someone * WIP: Remove mls clients on connection block * fixup! WIP: Remove mls clients on connection block * Make sure 1-1 conv is established before updating * Finalise the bug-confirming test * Remove debugging output from application code * Fix a changelog * Remove redundant constraints * Properly check if an MLS 1-1 conversation exists before blocking it * Remove more of unused code * Remove an unused connection ID in an internal Galley endpoint for blocking a conv --------- Co-authored-by: Akshay Mankar <akshay@wire.com>
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| 403 -> pure False | ||
| 400 -> pure False | ||
| _ {- 200 is assumed -} -> do |
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Should we throw for other non-200 values?
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I think this did the job the way it is. I'm reworking this in a PR for unblocking a user, and there I take a finer grained approach.
Co-authored-by: Igor Ranieri Elland <54423+elland@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Igor Ranieri Elland <54423+elland@users.noreply.github.com>
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The PR obsoletes PR #3900.
This is a backport of PR #3889 and PR #3906 from
developtoq1-2024.Tracked by https://wearezeta.atlassian.net/browse/WPB-6144.
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