The remove code checks to ensure these fields match, but the add code
never did. This could lead to a situation where a MailboxStoragePayload
could be added, but never removed.
Previously, the expire path, the remove path, and the onDisconnect
all used separate logic for updating the map, signaling listeners, and
removing PersistablePaylod objects from the data store. This led to a
bug where the onDisconnect path did not update the protectedDataStore.
Combine the three code paths to ensure that the same state is updated
regardless of the context.
The code to remove expired Entrys in the onDisconnect path was not
correctly removing the Entry from the protectedDataStore.
This patch adds a test that failed and fixes the bug.
* All of this work is done on the UserThread so there is no need to
clone the map.
* ArrayList objects are faster to iterate than HashSets and the data is
guaranteed to be unique since the source is a ConcurrentHashMap
* Finding all items to remove first, then removing them all is an easier
to read code pattern instead of removing during iteration.
It is currently possible to construct a valid Payload object
that implements both the ProtectedStoragePayload and
PersistableNetworkPayload interfaces even though this combination is
invalid.
Instead of depending on future reviewers to catch an error, assert that
ProtectedStoragePayloads and PersistableNetworkPayloads are incompatible
as objects inside a ProtectedStorageEntry.
This allows cleanup of removeExpiredEntries that branched on this
behavior.
* Updating trading instructions for XMR (Monero)
Prove payments:
- clarifying that the official wallets (Monero GUI or CLI) are NOT required to send XMR, since user can use some alternative wallets (desktop: MyMonero, Exodus / mobile: Cake Wallet, MyMonero, Monerujo) that provide the information required to prove a payment (transaction key, transaction ID and destination address). This information is not provided by the remaining desktop and mobile wallets that currently support Monero, but since they could provide it in the future, I kept the warning about using other wallets different from the previously mentioned.
- listing Monero GUI as first option (for most users), and CLI as second option (for advanced users)
- renaming "transaction hash" to "transaction ID", which is used in official wallets
- renaming "tx private key" to "transaction key", which is used in official wallets
- adding "Secret key" as synonymous for "transaction key" (used in MyMonero wallet)
- adding "destination address" and keeping "recipient's address" as synonymous
- renaming History tab to Transactions tab in Monero GUI
- adding "save recipient address" option must be enabled in Cake Wallet settings
Check payments:
- adding Monero GUI must be in Advanced mode
- adding Monero GUI verification must be done in Check Transaction section of Prove/check page
- adding parameters TXID TXKEY ADDRESS to the command check_tx_key in Monero CLI, as instructions in (https://www.getmonero.org/resources/user-guides/prove-payment.html)
- adding Explore Monero website (https://www.exploremonero.com/receipt) as alternative to verify payments
- removing payment ID instructions (it is being deprecated at the end of November in v0.15)
More info:
- directing to subreddit Monero support (https://www.reddit.com/r/monerosupport/), which is actively maintained, instead of Monero forum (https://forum.getmonero.org).
* Add max allowed message option to Popup and increase window size for Monero to improve readability
All test callers now just ask the TestState for a SavedTestState instead
of SavedTestState ctor. This makes more sense with the object
relationship since SavedTestState is only used internally to TestState.
One monolithic test was useful when it was under development to reduce
code churn, but now that the tests are complete it is easier to find
and run a specific test when separated into separate test files.
This also fixes a downside of Enclosed.class that didn't allow individual
tests to be run in intellij.
