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refactor: sliding sync: swap to lists-as-keys #3086

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@kegsay kegsay commented Jan 23, 2023

Update the request/response API shape to match the latest MSC3575 version, which converts lists from being an array of list objects to being a map of list objects.

This was already approved in #3076 but it landed too early so had to be backed out.

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  • Tests written for new code (and old code if feasible)
  • Linter and other CI checks pass
  • Sign-off given on the changes (see CONTRIBUTING.md)

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Update the request/response API shape to match the latest
MSC3575 version, which converts `lists` from being an array
of list objects to being a map of list objects.
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Already approved, as mentioned.

@andybalaam andybalaam merged commit 6cf6a0c into develop Jan 23, 2023
@andybalaam andybalaam deleted the kegan/lists-as-keys branch January 23, 2023 15:26
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