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v0.0.1-pre.6

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kitsune 0.0.1-pre.6

Another small release to kinda hit the 2-3 months release cycle.
Also because I'd forget too much if I didn't do this.

Notable changes

  • Kitsune now runs on stable Rust again
  • HTTP digest is now verified for inboxes
  • Database connections can now be TLS encrypted
  • It is now a configuration option to switch between language detection backends
  • Kitsune is now licensed under the AGPL-v3
  • Kitsune now has support for alpha-stage WASM MRFs
  • Kitsune now deserializes more types of valid ActivityPub objects and activities through custom serde helpers (thanks @tesaguri)

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kitsune-job-runner 0.0.1-pre.6

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kitsune-cli 0.0.1-pre.6

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mrf-tool 0.0.1-pre.6

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v0.0.1-pre.5

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kitsune 0.0.1-pre.5

This is another small mid-release. Just to finally give a small cut-off point of changes.

Kitsune now requires a nightly compiler (at least for now; we might get rid of the requirement with the next release again).

Highlights

Custom and remote emojis

(Thanks @zeerooth)

Kitsune now has internal support for uploading custom emoji (but the functionality isn't exposed yet).

Also Kitsune has a feature no other implementation really has yet (as far as I am aware): Remote emoji.
Remote emoji work like this:

  • Some remote activity with a custom emoji arrives from an arbitrary instance
  • Kitsune stores the emoji in the following format: [emote name]@[instance name]
  • We then show these emoji in the picker

These remote emoji will be moderatable via the eventual moderation tools.
Also, the media is not stored on your local instance. Meaning the availability of those emoji is dependent on the remote.

Usernames can contain unicode

Now supports usernames that contain unicode characters. We use custom unicode collation on the PostgreSQL level to prevent potential impersonation issues.

New HTML sanitizer

We migrated from ammonia to bubble-bath for sanitizing HTML content submitted to Kitsune.
This enables us to preserve the actual HTML in an escaped format instead of simply stripping it.
Additionally the sanitizer is a little faster. Not noticeably, but a bit.

Smaller changes

Upgrade to Hyper v1

We upgraded the codebase to Hyper v1. Right now we need a small compatibility layer between http v0.2 and http v1 for a few selected crates but most of the ecosystem we use is already there!

Large internal refactor

Kitsune was refactored to be more independent when it comes to the federation protocol it uses. That way it might be possible to add support for alternative protocols, such as AtProto.

CSRF protection for OAuth pages

We added an own implementation of the Signed Double-Submit Cookie pattern.
It is used on our OAuth consent page. This will be more useful once we migrate over to a database-session-based login method.

OIDC fixes

Thanks to multiple error reports over Matrix and GitHub, we were able to identify multiple OIDC issues and fix the most of them.

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kitsune-job-runner 0.0.1-pre.5

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kitsune-cli 0.0.1-pre.5

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v0.0.1-pre.4

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kitsune 0.0.1-pre.4

Another pre-release. It's somewhat regular by now. Let's talk about what changed!

Feel free to join one of the chat options to chat with us!
Both of them are connected via a bridge, so it doesn't matter which one you join

This release includes a fix for GHSA-5prv-r7jg-vrf7

Highlights

Post update support

You can now receive updates to posts from other services!

Notification support

Thanks to @zeerooth Kitsune now has notifications!
Mentions, favourites, reposts, etc. are now aggregated as notifications in your notification timeline.

Support for "webfinger domains"

We now store @[email protected] instead of @[email protected] if it's set-up in a compatible way.
Thanks for this @tesaguri!

Exif data is now stripped from select image formats

Kitsune now automatically strips the Exif data from the following image formats:

  • JPEG
  • PNG
  • WebP

Thanks @zeerooth!

Dedicated job runner

We did some internal restructuring and you can now run headless job runners!
This was done to help you increase parallelism of job execution without running all the baggage of a web server.

Basic UI functionality

Kitsune gained some UI functionality with this release!
You can now check your home timeline, the local timeline, and global timeline; as well as checking out the "preview" of the upcoming rich-text post modal!

Build-time optimizations

Kitsune should now compile faster on most hardware by at least ~30sec.

Remove kitsune-search-server

With this release, we say goodbye to our home-grown search service.
It hasn't been particulary well maintained in general and has only been an additional binary that had to be compiled basically.

OpenTelemetry support

With this release, we retire our old Prometheus scraping endpoint in favour of OTLP push-based metrics.
We also added support for pushing traces (in addition to metrics).

This means you can export traces and metrics to whatever service, as long as they support the (rather ubiquitous) OpenTelemetry Wire Protocol.

Smaller changes

post-processor rewrite

Our post-processor crate (which is responsible for parsing your posts, turning mentions into actual mentions, etc.) was fully rewritten.
This rewrite improved performance and the basic transformation benchmark runs in ~212ns.

simple_transform        time:   [211.68 ns 212.69 ns 213.82 ns]
                        change: [-1.1595% -0.3741% +0.3490%] (p = 0.34 > 0.05)
                        No change in performance detected.

Replace jemalloc with mimalloc

We replaced our memory allocators in this release.
This results in quicker builds and potentially improved performance due to faster allocations.

Updated documentation

Our documentation pages should be up-to-date now!

Automated release builds

We now offer release builds (courtesy of cargo-dist).
Meaning you can download pre-installed versions of Kitsune from our releases.

We build binaries for:

  • Windows (MSVC compiler)
  • MacOS (Intel and Apple Silicon)
  • Linux (glibc)

This release has incompatible database changes to the previous release.
Until we publish a full first alpha, we reserve us the right to continue making these kinds of breaking changes.

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kitsune-job-runner 0.0.1-pre.4

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v0.0.1-pre.3: Breaking release conventions

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What? Another release after two weeks? Yes!

This time we don't just wait two months, we throw out another preview release after two weeks!
Mainly because I really got excited about some of the big things we added, so I wanted to push that out.
We also have a security fix in this release

Feel free to join one of the chat options to chat with us!
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Security fixes

We had a bug that enabled attackers to use a maliciously crafted activity to

  • exhaust the connection pool if it was configured with less than 50 connections
  • crash the server with an stack overflow

These issues have been solved with this release. We reduced the maximum recursion depth for thread fetching to 30 and changed the internals to handle database connections with more care.

Thanks @tesaguri for reporting this issue and helping with the testing and fixing!

Highlights

Language detection

As many of you know, in Mastodon you can tag your posts with a language to assist with translation and such, but what if these tags are wrong?
Well, we had the same concerns for Kitsune, so we came up with a solution: N-gram-based language detection models!

With posts over 100 characters, the language detection we utilise can pretty confidently tell what language you are posting in, and will tag the language accordingly.
The choice of your client will still have precedence, so if your client sends us a language, we won't even attempt to guess the language.

We think that this is a good way forward, to have more and reliable language tagging for posts

Better SQL full-text search

This is linked to the previous point! We now do language-specific tokenization for posts. Meaning your English posts will be tokenized differently from your German posts and those are tokenized differently from your Korean posts, and so on!

To support more languages, your instance admin needs to install the tokenizer in their PostgreSQL database. No further configuration needed!
Kitsune will automatically detect the newly installed tokenizer on start-up and will start using it for new posts.

Note: This automatic tokenizer detection assumes the name of the tokenizer's REGCONFIG is equal to the english name of the language. This holds true for most languages.

Webfinger domain support

(Thanks @tesaguri for adding this feature!)

You can now specify a webfinger-domain value in your configuration, making Mastodon refer to your instance by, for example, example.org instead of fedi.example.org.

Kitsune does not yet respect these webfinger domains, this is planned however and tracked in #285

Updating posts

(Thanks @zeerooth for adding this feature!)

You can now edit your posts! Made a typo or wanted to word something differently? You can now just use the edit feature of the Mastodon client!

Reposts

(Thanks @zeerooth for adding this feature!)

You can now repost posts on Kitsune! This feature has been missing for a while and is now here!

Captchas for sign-up

(Thanks @zeerooth for adding this feature!)

You can now choose between hCaptcha and mCaptcha as backends for a captcha service! This will help prevent issues with spam accounts and lessen moderation burden.

Note that these two options are fully accessible. Both of these options support navigation via your keyboard and are accessible to vision-impaired users.

  • hCaptcha offers a so-called "accessibility cookie" where you can contact their support to give your browser a cookie that makes it automatically by-pass the verification
  • mCaptcha is fully built around proof-of-work, meaning there will be no "choose a picture" challenges. Your browser will simply solve a mathematical puzzle and send us the solution.

If you want an additional Captcha service that isn't covered right now, feel free to open an issue!

Smaller changes

  • Character limits are now correctly enforced
  • Test coverage has been extended a bit (thanks @tesaguri)
  • Tests are now mocked, enabling reproducible tests in offline environments (thanks @tesaguri)

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v0.0.1-pre.2: Yet another release

13 Aug 15:34
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Another release without that many big changes. I had some personal stuff to get through over last weeks.
This release was made to have one clean cut-off point to not forget about things that happened and to keep the changelog somewhat manageable.
Also I wanted to keep the two month release "schedule"

Feel free to join one of the chat options to chat with us!
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Highlights

Switch from Dhall to TOML

We are now using TOML for our configurations.

Dhall had issues with bad error messages, a more unfamiliar syntax for a lot of people, and the requirement to manually write types ourselves.
TOML, on the other hand, is a simple configuration format that is well-known and ubiquitous.

Our documentation isn't updated yet, we are tracking it in #281

More general ActivityPub federation

Kitsune now has basic federation with non-microblogging services such as Lemmy and PeerTube.
This federation includes:

  • Loading profiles
  • Loading videos and longer-form articles
  • Parsing post bodies as Markdown, when requested
  • Some special-case formatting for articles to link back to the source (similar to what Akkoma does)

Link previews

You know these nice little cards Mastodon has? Where it shows you an image and a bit about the link that was just posted?
Kitsune can do that, too!

Thanks to the generosity of @novacrazy, we now make use of Lantern Chat's embed service for fetching link metadata.
The service can be found here: https://github.com/Lantern-chat/embed-service

New job scheduler

This release includes a new job scheduler: Athena.

The scheduler aims to improve issues with contention and database utilization our old approach had.
Our old approach used to poll the database every few seconds for new jobs and lock rows exclusively.

Since we also ordered the jobs by a date key, this meant that locked rows would make each job runner wait.

We resolved this by outsourcing the job queuing to Redis but keeping the context in the database for latency reasons.
Redis Streams and Lua scripts are used to ensure atomicity and that we don't accidentally lose jobs, even with catastrophic failures, such as crashes.

This means that we require a Redis installation though

Email verification

You can now require email verification for new accounts by configuring an email server.

These Emails are somewhat nice looking HTML emails with a plain text fallback.
We use mrml to not have to deal with the frankly ancient HTML you'd have to write for Email clients.

Improved OAuth2 implementation

Previously we rolled our own OAuth2 logic. The logic was not entirely perfect.
With this release we ported Kitsune to the oxide-auth library, helping us provide standards-compliant OAuth2 flows.

Note: We did implement a hack to enable JSON-encoded bodies for OAuth endpoints, even though that is technically against the standard, since a lot of Mastodon clients did that.

Docker images and Docker Compose deployment

We used to have Docker images and a Docker Compose file, these weren't maintained and not kept up-to-date with newer changes.
Thanks to @zeerooth all the Docker files are now up-to-date and use cargo-chef for improved build speed utilizing Docker's layer caching.

Smaller changes that might be of note

UI improvements

The UI has progressed. Even if not immediately visible, we now have:

  • Working authentication
  • a 404 page (thanks @zeerooth)
  • Nicer registration forms
  • A new, smaller GraphQL client

In-memory cache changes

@tesaguri recommended switching over our primitive self-rolled in-memory cache with a more sophisticated library.

We chose moka which is giving us simplified internals and less faulty key-evictions, meaning Kitsune should be that little bit faster when using the in-memory cache.

Kitsune deployable via Nix

@Nemo157 updated our Nix flake, so you can now deploy Kitsune as a Nix service via the flake.
See #270 for an example.

General performance improvements

We make use of smol_str string inlining and SIMD-accelerated libraries wherever possible.
Our JSON parsing is done via simd-json, UUIDs are parsed via uuid-simd, Base64 is handled via base64-simd, and Hex encoding is powered by hex-simd.

The following SIMD libraries we use are all maintained by a single person, @Nugine, big props to him:

  • base64-simd
  • hex-simd
  • uuid-simd

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v0.0.1-pre.1: Second alpha pre-release

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This release doesn't have too many new features (sorry, I've been a bit busy the last few weeks) and mostly changes the internals and fixes bugs.
Onto a third (hopefully more featureful) release! 🎉

Feel free to join our Matrix room to chat. We also hold votes there for larger changes (such as foregoing the SQLite support or the switch of our ORM)

Highlights

Improved SQL search

The SQL search is now actually good, faster, and will scale better!

It uses PostgreSQL's integrated support for full-text search via tsvector/tsquery and stores the generated vectors into GIN indices.
This more advanced usage of database-specific features (as well as a vote in our Matrix room towards foregoing SQLite support) led to the deprecation of the SQLite support, effective immediately.
Kitsune will not work with SQLite from this release onwards and it is unlikely to change (unless someone is willing to put in the work to make diesel-async compatible and figure out migrations and dynamic database connection switching).

Profiles are now updatable!

Standard profiles are a little boring. This update adds support for Mastodon's update for updating your account.
This includes:

  • Setting a display name
  • Setting a header
  • Setting a profile picture
  • Setting a description
  • Locking your account

These things all federate to other instances like they would on Mastodon.

Support for Ed25519 in HTTP signatures

We introduce support for Ed25519 signed HTTP request in this release. We see this as an important step of the fediverse towards deprecating RSA signatures (which they rightfully deserve) and moving to more modern standards.

Currently we aren't aware of any other implementations that support Ed25519, therefore Kitsune has not fully switched to them yet. This is planned however as soon as a stable Mastodon release gets support for Ed25519 signatures.

This release has incompatible database changes to the previous release.
Until we publish a full first alpha, we reserve us the right to continue making these kinds of breaking changes.

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v0.0.1-pre.0: First alpha pre-release

10 Apr 13:35
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v0.0.1-pre.0: First alpha pre-release Pre-release
Pre-release

This is the first alpha pre-release of Kitsune. Some basic stuff is already functional but still largely a work-in-progress.

State of things

Database support

  • PostgreSQL works
  • SQLite has some issues
  • MySQL/MariaDB support is still completely untested

Search

  • Meilisearch integration works
  • Custom search service works
  • SQL-based search works

Federation

(mainly tested against Mastodon, even though I don't expect issues with Akkoma and Misskey)

Posts

  • Posts can be sent out
  • Posts can be received
  • Deletions can be sent out
  • Deletions can be received

Likes

  • Likes can be sent out
  • Like undos can be sent out

Follows

  • Follows can be received
  • Follow undos can be received

Accounts

  • Accounts can be created
  • Account pages can be retrieved

Timelines

  • Home timeline works
  • Public timeline works
  • Federated timeline works

Cache

  • In-memory cache works
  • Redis cache works

Storage

  • On-disk storage works
  • S3 storage works

Messaging (event bus)

  • In-process messages work
  • Redis PubSub messages work

Federation filters

  • Allowlist-based federation works
  • Denylist-based federation works

(see tests)

OIDC support

Not very sophisticated yet

  • Basic support works
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