userManager.currentUser was called too often. I was not able to prove that a bug is related to it but i think it may fix some hidden bugs.
CurrentUserProviderImpl is now used throughout the code to access the current user.
userManager.currentUser is only used from CurrentUserProviderImpl whenever the _currentUser was null (should only happen on app startup)
To avoid multiple initialization of CurrentUserProviderImpl it was changed to be a @Singleton
The handling should soon be replaced with coroutine flows. However for the v21.0.0 release it's still done with RxJava to avoid bugs.
Signed-off-by: Marcel Hibbe <dev@mhibbe.de>
- Uncommented out fetchOpenConversations
- Added fetchUsers to conversationList
- Made the messages appear first
Signed-off-by: rapterjet2004 <juliuslinus1@gmail.com>
It could happen that when sending a message it was received on server but if the servers response is not received, the retry was triggered in the talk app.
This sometimes happened when internet connection was not the best.
Best would be that messages with the same referenceId would be refused on server side, but this won't be the case for now. So messages with the same referenceId are NOT refused as this would be too much overhead as there would be additional queries on server for every received message)
For now, the automatic retry logic is just removed so duplicated messages won't be created automatically.
However it's still possible to manually trigger the retry via button. In this case it is not guaranteed that there won't be duplicates.
Signed-off-by: Marcel Hibbe <dev@mhibbe.de>
usersDao.getActiveUser() will return only one current users even if multiple exist for whatever reason.
By executing setUserAsActiveWithId(it.id) with the same user, it is made sure all other users current status is set to 0.
This change won't fix the root cause if multiple users are set to current, but it will make sure the state is fixed as soon as there is a query to get the active user.
In fact, this change might also make it harder to find the root cause because debugging may be more difficult! When searching for the root cause, always keep this in mind and maybe revert the change.
Signed-off-by: Marcel Hibbe <dev@mhibbe.de>
To make sure getAnyUserAndSetAsActive() is invoked lazily and avoid any side effects, it's explicitly wrapped it in a lambda.
Maybe.defer ensures that getAnyUserAndSetAsActive() is not invoked until switchIfEmpty decides it’s needed.
Signed-off-by: Marcel Hibbe <dev@mhibbe.de>
Before, getAnyUserAndSetAsActive did only set a random first user to current=true without to check if there is any other current user.
So it was up to the calling function of getAnyUserAndSetAsActive to check this.
I did not identify a scenario where the getAnyUserAndSetAsActive could cause to set multiple users to current, but anyway the new implementation might fix some scenario that i could not reproduce.
Signed-off-by: Marcel Hibbe <dev@mhibbe.de>
