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Merge mainline release v1.24.0 into dinsic #999
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Instead of using a python script to run multiple synapse workers we may as well do that in sytest. This just makes things easier to extend.
this seems to have looped waiting for presence to turn up ever since it was first written, but as far as I can tell, the loop has never done anything, because where we don't know presence, we always make up an "offline" status. Anyway, this seems to make it more reliable.
This test seemed to be trying to check for profile info, but actually checking for presence. This seems to go all the way back to bbad767.
A follow-up from #965, in which it turns out I didn't really know what I was doing. Anyway, I think I've *really* deflaked this one this time.
…tionship when breaking sig (otherwise the test triggers *other* problems) (#963)
make sure that we pass SIGINTs and SIGTERMs through to the perl process, so that `docker stop` and ctrl-c actually stop the test runs.
This makes SyTest test Synapse's sharded event persister set up
… not cause room join to fail" (#973) * Fix "Event with an invalid signature in the send_join response should not cause room join to fail" * Indentation, again, damnit
Seems to have broken in #972
otherwise it gets swallowed. That means we can remove the same pattern from all the other places we have it.
For the second time this week (#972 and #973), I've found myself wondering why a test was failing and discovered that it is due to it relying on new functionality in Future 0.45. I guess we may as well bump the dep as try to keep our tests backwards-compatible, particularly given the CI uses the latest version.
Signed-off-by: Till Faelligen <tfaelligen@gmail.com>
* Mark admin tests as Synapse-specific * Match just the first part of the implementation name * Let's try that again * Declare tokens * Scalar vs list etc * Invert the check * Fat-fingered * Less magic * Define implementation_name for all * whois is actually in the spec * Add commented stub, try without implementation_name in ViaHaproxy/Monolith
https://matrix.org/docs/spec/appendices#user-identifiers Signed-off-by: Bohdan Horbeshko <bodqhrohro@gmail.com>
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Updating DINUM's synapse branch from v1.21.2 -> v1.24.0. Shouldn't be any deprecations or config file changes to worry about. This merge is paired with one for Sytest as well: matrix-org/sytest#999
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Updating DINUM's sytest branch from v1.21.2 -> v1.24.0.
This merge is paired with the equivalent Synapse PR: matrix-org/synapse-dinsic#75
Note: CI is expected to fail. Check the proper CI runs in the Synapse PR.