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Before presence handling code was handled by both, the
ContactRosterItem in Swift and the PresenceOracle in Swiften.
The ContactRosterItem also considered the presence priority
for deciding what presence to show for a bare JID.
With this code all full or bare JID presence requests are
finally handled by the PresenceOracle. For bare JIDs it is
looked up to a presence of one of the available resources of
that JID regardless of the priorities.
Test-Information:
Adjusted tests according to above description and documentation
in PresenceOracle.
Change-Id: I972a4574f476cdf4d4b5593a035eb1c25ef2f8ba
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When removing a contact, a XMPP client will not receive an explicit
unavailable presence stanza for the contact from the server. Because
of that Swift used to show removed contacts still with their old
presence in the Chats tab or the chat view.
With this patch, the PresenceOracle will flush all known presence
of a contact as soon as the JID is removed from the roster. An
unavailable presence will stored under the removed bare JID and
is emitted via the PresenceOracle::onPresenceChange signal.
Test-Information:
Added a unit test verifying this behavior. Tested the behavior with
two scenarios:
a) Account A and B adding each other and accepting the subscription
request. Starting a chat between A and B. After removing B in A's
account, B used to be shown as available in the chat view and the
Chats tab. With this patch B is shown as unavailable.
b) Account A and B adding each other and accepting the subscription
request. A removing B, and B removing A. After A adds B again,
B used to be shown with the old presence even before B accepted
the subscription request. This behavior is also fixed with this
patch, not showing B as online until B accepted the subscription
request.
Change-Id: Iba97d3bedd0ac962ea00b25a0d2ed6106ed55a55
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Change-Id: I94ab4bbb68c603fe872abeb8090575de042f5cb4
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Resolves: #668
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This isn't ready yet, but clicking on a message in the event view will now cause the chat to pop up, and the plumbing is there for doing something with subscription requests - I just don't, yet.
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