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* Merge report v1 group settings into local v2 group The invariants of Storage Service mandate that the remote data always takes precendence over the local data. We have to updated blocked/whitelisted/... of the v2 group even if the record is for the v2 group. After doing such update - sync the manifest back to the Storage Service with correct v2 record for the group. * Repair errored records before uploading manifest Fetch and re-attempt to merge errored records before uploading the manifest. This is useful in the cases where we were not aware of the V1 group when the remote manifest was fetched, and became aware of it before the new manifest is generated. In such scenario, we should fetch the records for things we have failed on last time and attempt to merge them with our data. If they are merged - we should not let their storageIDs hang in the new manifest, which would cause group duplicates and crashes on other clients. * Create v1 group for storage service record If we receive storage service record with v1 group that we didn't sync yet (or just don't have for any other reason) - create it instead of pushing it to `storage-service-error-records`. |
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Signal Desktop
Signal Desktop is an Electron application that links with Signal on Android or iOS.
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