Get rid of MatrixClientPeg.replaceUsingUrls, and instead create local,
temporary MatrixClients for the unauthed steps; we therefore only use
MatrixClientPeg for logged-in clients.
move the logic for handling login tokens into Lifecycle.loadSession
This means it needs access to the (real) query parmeters, so it depends on
corresponding changes in vector-web.
Make sure that we use the homeserver from localstorage for guest regsistration,
in preference to the default.
Also rename the parameters for loadSession
Don't clear localstorage when replacing the client: we clear it when logging out so this is just redundant, and since we now use replaceClient to unpickle a session from localstorage, this was blowing away all our setting on every refresh.
Also Move all of the localstorage code to Lifecycle (except device ID but this will probably be generated on the server soon anyway). We previously cleared localstorage on logout in Lifecycle so persist the session in Lifecycle.setLoggedIn() to be symmetrical.
Pasting a list of addresses into the box will now pop up a dialog to confirm and show you the success / failure state of each address. It will also not die if it gets rate limited.
Fixes https://github.com/vector-im/vector-web/issues/1713
This means that we don't create a spurious MatrixClient which is thrown away by
the SessionLoader (whilst still ensuring that the rehydrated matrixclient
follows the same code path as matrixclients created at other points in the
session load process).
Take some of the magic out of MatrixChat.componentDidMount() into a new
component.
Also delete the MatrixChat test. It wasn't really doing much, is broken by the
change, and I am replacing it with (better) app-level tests in the vector
project.
when login completes, we replace the whole state, which means we unset
collapse_lhs, which then leads to complaints from the RoomList.
I think the 'default view' for MatrixChat ought to be factored out to another
component, which could manage collapse_lhs properly; but for now, hack around
it.
