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refactor(send queue): refactor in preparation for media local echoes #4176
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Wait, a rename of serialized JSON field names is a breaking change, since the field name is encoded next to the value, IIRC. Will have to do the sqlite migration here too \o/ |
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Looks good, and thank you for breaking into consumable parts.
…` to `load_dependent_send_queue_events`
…d_queue module No changes in functionality, only code motion.
In a next commit, the `QueuedEvent` will be renamed to `QueuedRequest`. This specifies which kind of request we want to send with the send queue; for now, it can only be an event.
Changelog: Renamed all the send-queue related "events" to "requests", so as to generalize usage of the send queue to not-events (e.g. medias, redactions, etc.).
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This refactors the send queue so that it can apply sending more abstract requests, instead of only sending plain events. This will generalize to media uploads soon, but in the future might also generalize to sending redactions, etc. So we now queue requests, update requests, and so on; which leads to some fun renaming in a massive patch, but no changes in functionality. Those would come in subsequent pull requests.
Indexeddb has a database format change, that is gently handled the same way we did for is_wedged vs wedged errors, that is: the migration applies at the reading boundary (we can't use the
#[serde(untagged)]
enum trick because we're storing a raw JSON value, and this is known to be buggy in serde). Sqlite hasn't been modified yet.Part of #1732.