This helps the export tool to deal with problems arising from message
assembly after everything has been successfully encrypted.
The original behavior is still available under `DecryptAndBuildRFC822`.
- Add function for checking header in form-data request
Bug reports are sent with multipart/form-data, and the function parses this,
then compares the needed field with the wanted
Also, added the step definition.
- Add functions for reporting a bug with changes
Be able to report a bug by changing the value of a single field, or multiple fields through a JSON format
- Add integration tests for reporting a problem
Incoming messages which arrive into labels we know during sync are now
presented to the IMAP clients.
We also allow messages to be deleted while syncing if deleted on other
clients.
Other operations such as moving, marking messages as read and label
operations need to be considered in a follow up patch as they are far
more complex.
The IMAP service no longer blocks the event loop from progressing. When
syncing the event loop continues as usual, allow other parts of the
bridge to continue updating.
Once the sync is complete, it resets the event id back to the last
handled id before sync started and then we play catch up.
* Only call `RemoveOnFail` on error. It was also called on success.
* Add some logging to track send times.
* Fix non-deterministic hash from `rfc8222.GetMessageHash`.
https://github.com/ProtonMail/gluon/pull/395
Checking for the initial status of the original check as this is not
required to verify the intended behavior. The original check is also
prone to issues related to event processing order.
* Fix wrong context use for message downloads
* Fix delete of sync data failing due ErrNotFound
* Pre-allocate attachment data buffer before download
* Fix calculation of progress if message count is higher than total
Fix tracking of child jobs. The build stage splits the incoming work
even further, but this was not reflected in the wait group counter. This
also fixes an issue where the cache was cleared to late.
Add more debug info for analysis.
Refactor sync state interface in order to have persistent sync rate.
Implementation of the new sync service that interleaves syncing jobs for
all active users.
It also includes improvements to the message downloader. The download
will now auto rate limit the parallel workers based on the server
responses.
Additionally each of the stages is now tested in isolation to ensure the
behavior matches the expectations.
Finally, this patch does not replace the existing IMAP sync. A follow up
patch is necessary to integrate the IMAP bits into the interfaces
required by these changes.
