I received the following event from Synapse for a bridged Telegram message:

  {
    type: 'm.room.message',
    room_id: '!redacted:pixie.town',
    sender: '@telegram_redacted:pixie.town',
    content: {
      msgtype: 'm.text',
      body: 'redacted',
      external_url: 'https://t.me/c/redacted'
    },
    origin_server_ts: 1595536311000,
    unsigned: {
      age: 710692,

Description:

Add a health check (/health) endpoint that allows orchestration tools to see if a component is up and running.

Potential solutions

Add

Resolving this issue involves going through the handlers in the modules/ tree alongside the matrix client and server specification to flag methods required to be rate-limited. Currently some are, but many are not.

Example of a method with the flag:

resource::method
method
{
    resource, "GET", handler,
    {
        method.REQUIRES_AUTH |
        method.RATE_LIMITED
    }
};
`

Invalidates a user access token

Invalidates an existing access token, so that it can no longer be used for
authorization. The device associated with the access token is also deleted.
Device keys <#device-keys>_ for the device are deleted alongside the device.

Spec: https://matrix.org/docs/spec/client_server/r0.6.0#post-matrix-client-r0-logout

Some helpful steps:

• add route to routes

Element Web expects a file called version at its root. For example: https://app.element.io/version.

We don't currently generate this file at build which means that Element does not know its own version. We should generate this file.

Basically, what we need to is to create a version file from the git tag and place it in 3rdparty/riot when the project is being build in the Makefile.

Sorunome has inline custom emoji things for matrix (there is also somewhere a Spec proposal for this). Basically we need to convert mxc links to real urls in text.

Currently there is the option "Create conference calls with jitsi" which you can enable in settings.
As the jitsi-related stuff got removed this option should not have any meaning.