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Non lazy loading sync not blocking during fast join #14831

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@MatMaul MatMaul commented Jan 12, 2023

Fix #12989.

DMR built on this in #14870

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Signed-off-by: Mathieu Velten <mathieuv@matrix.org>
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Seems reasonable. Do you have any complement tests for this? (i.e. how do we know this works?)

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MatMaul commented Jan 17, 2023

Seems reasonable. Do you have any complement tests for this? (i.e. how do we know this works?)

Yes, I've just opened a PR with Complement side of the changes.
This includes a test that was checking sync was blocking, and is now checking that it is NOT blocking and that we still get the joined room after the resync (NonLazySyncDuringPartialStateJoin).

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LGTM. Would be good to double-check #14831 (comment) if you get a chance though

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squahtx commented Jan 17, 2023

Perhaps I have missed something, but when a room is un-partial stated while an incremental sync is waiting for updates, do we wake up the sync?
Also can we have a complement test for it?

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squahtx commented Jan 17, 2023

also do we want / need to do anything for rooms that become un-partial stated after we leave them?

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MatMaul commented Jan 18, 2023

Perhaps I have missed something, but when a room is un-partial stated while an incremental sync is waiting for updates, do we wake up the sync? Also can we have a complement test for it?

Oh sorry I missed your comment. I think I came to the conclusion that it was handled generically by the stream code but I'll double check, and add a test for it indeed, thanks.

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@@ -1819,8 +1819,12 @@ async def _generate_sync_entry_for_rooms(

# Retrieve rooms that got un partial stated in the meantime, only useful in case
# of a non lazy-loading-members sync.
# We also skip calculating that in case of initial sync since we don't need it.
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I'm not following you here. I thought we want to exclude partially-joined rooms from all non-lazy load syncs. Why should that not also apply to an initial, non-lazy sync?

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We skip calculating the rooms that got unpartialstated because in case of initial, we have another piece of code that already exclude any partial stated rooms. The stream of unpartialstated rooms is only useful to know which ones have been unpartialed between 2 syncs, for an initial sync we just directly check the DB.

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MatMaul commented Jan 18, 2023

Oh sorry I missed your comment. I think I came to the conclusion that it was handled generically by the stream code but I'll double check, and add a test for it indeed, thanks.

I have a test, and I was wrong, it doesn't work :/ I am trying to fix it right now.

also do we want / need to do anything for rooms that become un-partial stated after we leave them?

I'll put some thoughts into that after fixing the notifying behavior.

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I'm not seeing where we exclude things for partially joined rooms during incremental, non-lazy syncs. C.f. matrix-org/complement#584 (review)

I'm finding this tricky to follow in general. It might be worth pairing tomorrow to try and chop this up into some smaller pieces, if you're up for that

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# Retrieve rooms that got un partial stated in the meantime, only useful in case
# of a non lazy-loading-members sync.
# We also skip calculating that in case of initial sync since we don't need it.
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Comment: For nonlazy, incremental syncs: find all the rooms we excluded in previous nonlazy syncs that we can now disclose to the user.

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have_changed = await self._have_rooms_changed(
sync_result_builder, un_partial_stated_rooms
)
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Every un-psed room during the sync period is considered to have "changed", i.e., client needs to be informed.

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Rooms which are partial stated need to not sure up in a non-lazy sync. Where is this done? Should this be here?

EJ: this method is better called "should_we_tell_the_client_about_this_room_lol"

entry = RoomSyncResultBuilder(
room_id=room_id,
rtype="joined",
events=None,
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EJ: are we going to lose events from room_events? Maybe... but we should treat this like a newly_joined room (it is from the client's perspective) so I think this is fine

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EJ: Does newly_joined_rooms need to be updated to include un-partial-stated rooms and exclude those which are currently partial stated? See the return value of this function

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# Do not include rooms that we don't have the full state yet
# in case of non lazy-loading-members sync.
if (
not sync_config.filter_collection.lazy_load_members()
) and await self.store.is_partial_state_room(event.room_id):
continue

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In an initial sync, we completely ignore rooms that are currently partially stated

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since_token
and not sync_result_builder.sync_config.filter_collection.lazy_load_members()
):
un_partial_stated_rooms_since = 0
if sync_result_builder.since_token is not None:
un_partial_stated_rooms_since = (
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Because we're checking since_token on +1825, we always hit +1830. So 1828 and 1829 are redundant.

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MatMaul commented Jan 18, 2023

Proper wake up of the long polling syncs has been added, and a matching test has been added to complement.

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also do we want / need to do anything for rooms that become un-partial stated after we leave them?

@squahtx Putting aside the fact that we can't leave during partial state yet... (oh, I guess you could be kicked)...

We think this should be okay.

  • Eager syncs won't see the room when we partial-join
  • Eager syncs won't see anything when we leave during partial-state, because partial state rooms are hidden from eager syncs
  • When the resync completes, the call to get_un_partial_stated_rooms_between will only return rooms that we're currently joined to (via its third argument).

Worth a complement test though. I'll add it as a todo on the leave-during-resync issue.

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Superseded by #14870

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