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Matthew Hodgson 2018-07-23 19:21:20 +01:00
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synapse/handlers/sync.py
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@ -543,17 +543,6 @@ class SyncHandler(object):
state_ids = current_state_ids
# track the membership state events as of the beginning of this
# timeline sequence, so they can be filtered out of the state
# if we are lazy loading members.
if lazy_load_members:
member_state_ids = {
t: state_ids[t]
for t in state_ids if t[0] == EventTypes.Member
}
else:
member_state_ids = {}
timeline_state = {
(event.type, event.state_key): event.event_id
for event in batch.events if event.is_state()
@ -562,9 +551,9 @@ class SyncHandler(object):
state_ids = _calculate_state(
timeline_contains=timeline_state,
timeline_start=state_ids,
timeline_start_members=member_state_ids,
previous={},
current=current_state_ids,
lazy_load_members=lazy_load_members,
)
elif batch.limited:
state_at_previous_sync = yield self.get_state_at(
@ -582,37 +571,27 @@ class SyncHandler(object):
filtered_types=filtered_types,
)
# track the membership state events as of the beginning of this
# timeline sequence, so they can be filtered out of the state
# if we are lazy loading members.
if lazy_load_members:
# TODO: optionally filter out redundant membership events at this
# point, to stop repeatedly sending members in every /sync as if
# the client isn't tracking them.
# When implement, this should filter using event_ids (not mxids).
# In practice, limited syncs are
# relatively rare so it's not a total disaster to send redundant
# members down at this point. Redundant members are ones which
# repeatedly get sent down /sync because we don't know if the client
# is caching them or not.
member_state_ids = {
t: state_at_timeline_start[t]
for t in state_at_timeline_start if t[0] == EventTypes.Member
}
else:
member_state_ids = {}
timeline_state = {
(event.type, event.state_key): event.event_id
for event in batch.events if event.is_state()
}
# TODO: optionally filter out redundant membership events at this
# point, to stop repeatedly sending members in every /sync as if
# the client isn't tracking them.
# When implemented, this should filter using event_ids (not mxids).
# In practice, limited syncs are
# relatively rare so it's not a total disaster to send redundant
# members down at this point. Redundant members are ones which
# repeatedly get sent down /sync because we don't know if the client
# is caching them or not.
state_ids = _calculate_state(
timeline_contains=timeline_state,
timeline_start=state_at_timeline_start,
timeline_start_members=member_state_ids,
previous=state_at_previous_sync,
current=current_state_ids,
lazy_load_members=lazy_load_members,
)
else:
state_ids = {}
@ -1536,16 +1515,14 @@ def _action_has_highlight(actions):
return False
def _calculate_state(timeline_contains, timeline_start, timeline_start_members,
previous, current):
def _calculate_state(
timeline_contains, timeline_start, previous, current, lazy_load_members,
):
"""Works out what state to include in a sync response.
Args:
timeline_contains (dict): state in the timeline
timeline_start (dict): state at the start of the timeline
timeline_start_members (dict): state at the start of the timeline
for room members who participate in this chunk of timeline.
Should always be a subset of timeline_start.
previous (dict): state at the end of the previous sync (or empty dict
if this is an initial sync)
current (dict): state at the end of the timeline
@ -1565,11 +1542,21 @@ def _calculate_state(timeline_contains, timeline_start, timeline_start_members,
c_ids = set(e for e in current.values())
ts_ids = set(e for e in timeline_start.values())
tsm_ids = set(e for e in timeline_start_members.values())
p_ids = set(e for e in previous.values())
tc_ids = set(e for e in timeline_contains.values())
state_ids = (((c_ids | ts_ids) - p_ids) - tc_ids) | tsm_ids
# track the membership events in the state as of the start of the timeline
# so we can add them back in to the state if we're lazyloading. We don't
# add them into state if they're already contained in the timeline.
if lazy_load_members:
ll_ids = set(
e for t, e in timeline_start.iteritems()
if t[0] == EventTypes.Member and e not in tc_ids
)
else:
ll_ids = set()
state_ids = (((c_ids | ts_ids) - p_ids) - tc_ids) | ll_ids
return {
event_id_to_key[e]: e for e in state_ids

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synapse/storage/state.py
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@ -191,10 +191,10 @@ class StateGroupWorkerStore(SQLBaseStore):
Args:
groups(list[int]): list of state group IDs to query
types(list[str|None, str|None])|None: List of 2-tuples of the form
types (Iterable[str, str|None]|None): list of 2-tuples of the form
(`type`, `state_key`), where a `state_key` of `None` matches all
state_keys for the `type`. If None, all types are returned.
filtered_types(list[str]|None): Only apply filtering via `types` to this
filtered_types(Iterable[str]|None): Only apply filtering via `types` to this
list of event types. Other types of events are returned unfiltered.
If None, `types` filtering is applied to all events.
@ -207,19 +207,17 @@ class StateGroupWorkerStore(SQLBaseStore):
for chunk in chunks:
res = yield self.runInteraction(
"_get_state_groups_from_groups",
self._get_state_groups_from_groups_txn, chunk, types, filtered_types
self._get_state_groups_from_groups_txn, chunk, types, filtered_types,
)
results.update(res)
defer.returnValue(results)
def _get_state_groups_from_groups_txn(
self, txn, groups, types=None, filtered_types=None
self, txn, groups, types=None, filtered_types=None,
):
results = {group: {} for group in groups}
include_other_types = False if filtered_types is None else True
if types is not None:
types = list(set(types)) # deduplicate types list
@ -269,7 +267,7 @@ class StateGroupWorkerStore(SQLBaseStore):
for etype, state_key in types
]
if include_other_types:
if filtered_types is not None:
# XXX: check whether this slows postgres down like a list of
# ORs does too?
unique_types = set(filtered_types)
@ -308,7 +306,7 @@ class StateGroupWorkerStore(SQLBaseStore):
where_clauses.append("(type = ? AND state_key = ?)")
where_args.extend([typ[0], typ[1]])
if include_other_types:
if filtered_types is not None:
unique_types = set(filtered_types)
where_clauses.append(
"(" + " AND ".join(["type <> ?"] * len(unique_types)) + ")"
@ -538,8 +536,6 @@ class StateGroupWorkerStore(SQLBaseStore):
# tracks which of the requested types are missing from our cache
missing_types = set()
include_other_types = False if filtered_types is None else True
for typ, state_key in types:
key = (typ, state_key)
@ -562,7 +558,7 @@ class StateGroupWorkerStore(SQLBaseStore):
def include(typ, state_key):
valid_state_keys = type_to_key.get(typ, sentinel)
if valid_state_keys is sentinel:
return include_other_types and typ not in filtered_types
return filtered_types is not None and typ not in filtered_types
if valid_state_keys is None:
return True
if state_key in valid_state_keys:
@ -598,7 +594,7 @@ class StateGroupWorkerStore(SQLBaseStore):
Args:
groups (iterable[int]): list of state groups for which we want
to get the state.
types (None|iterable[(None, None|str)]):
types (None|iterable[(str, None|str)]):
indicates the state type/keys required. If None, the whole
state is fetched and returned.