Notification profiles are stored as their own record type in the
storage service. Until now they were treated as unknown records, which
also meant they were dropped from the manifest on every force push.
Store them locally in a new notification_profile table and handle them
like the other synced record types (sticker packs in particular), so
they survive force pushes and can be read locally.
* Show and enforce the terminated state of a group
A group admin can permanently terminate a group. Afterwards the group is
read-only for everyone, not even an admin can send messages or start calls;
members keep access to the existing history. Other clients silently drop
messages sent to a terminated group.
Read the DecryptedGroup.terminated flag through GroupInfo.isTerminated() and:
- surface it in listGroups (json and plain text) and as the DBus IsTerminated
group property
- refuse to send to a terminated group locally (messages, reactions, typing and
group stories) rather than send one that other clients ignore
- drop incoming messages addressed to a terminated group
* Add terminateGroup command to terminate a group for everyone
Let a group admin permanently terminate a GroupV2 group via the
TerminateGroupAction (Groups.proto field 28, change epoch 7) the pinned library
already exposes as GroupsV2Operations.createTerminateGroup().
- GroupV2Helper.terminateGroup builds and commits the change
- GroupHelper.terminateGroup resolves/refreshes the group (v2 only), sends the
update to members and syncs storage, with the same conflict-retry as
updateGroup
- exposed through Manager.terminateGroup, the terminateGroup CLI/JSON-RPC command
and the DBus Group.terminateGroup method
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Co-authored-by: FailSpy <FailSpy@users.noreply.github.com>
createAttachmentStream() never populated SignalServiceAttachmentStream's
width/height fields, even though the Builder has supported them since at
least the currently pinned libsignal-service version. Without them, other
Signal clients render outgoing image attachments as a square-cropped
thumbnail instead of their actual aspect ratio.
Probe dimensions via ImageIO for image/* attachments up to 20MiB (buffered
in memory only for that check) and pass them through to the builder.
Falls back to width/height 0 (today's behavior) for non-images, oversized
files, or anything ImageIO can't parse.
