push + workflow_call in the same on: block doesn't reliably fire push
events on Gitea Actions 1.27 (reproducible upstream, closed as "not
planned" - https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/issues/33238). Nothing in
this repo invokes build-and-test.yaml via workflow_call anymore after the
workflow cleanup, so removing the trigger is a safe, targeted fix rather
than a workaround.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Removed ~37 workflow files that are unmodified upstream tooling this fork
doesn't use (Netlify, SonarCloud, Localazy, release-drafter/backport,
GitHub issue-triage bots, npm-publish, Cloudflare Pages deploy, Docker
push to ghcr.io/element-hq). Enabling Actions for this repo would have
activated all of them simultaneously against a single-capacity shared
runner - most would just fail loudly and starve the one job slot shared
with other repos.
Kept build-and-test.yaml (the actual comprehensive build+test+desktop
workflow) and its build_desktop_*.yaml sub-workflows. Fixed: push trigger
now targets `main` (was `staging`/`master`, neither of which exist here -
push events never fired at all before), 4 checkout steps now check out
this fork instead of element-hq/element-web, and removed the macOS
desktop build job since the registered runner (builder-1) has no macOS
label and would queue forever instead of failing cleanly.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Synapse's own check_media_file_for_spam module can never see E2EE
attachment content - only the client ever holds the decryption key.
Adds two hooks that call a self-hosted scan service
(https://axion1337.chat/_scan, deployed separately in the gitops repo):
- DecryptFile.ts: scans every decrypted attachment (image/audio/video/
file all funnel through this one function via MediaEventHelper)
before returning it as a Blob.
- ContentMessages.ts: scans plaintext before encryption/upload in
uploadFile(), the shared function behind all attachment uploads
(main file, thumbnails, voice messages), regardless of room
encryption state.
New ContentScanRejectedError surfaces through the existing error-
rendering paths (MediaProcessingError, upload failure dialog) using
the same pattern as DecryptError/DownloadError/UploadFailedError.
Live-tested: EICAR blocked pre-upload in encrypted rooms and DMs;
receive-side hook also blocks EICAR sent by an unpatched client
(app.element.io), confirming it isn't just self-protection for our
own uploads. Fails open on scanner errors so an outage can't block
all uploads/downloads.
The earlier script-permission fix (5e3254d) only covered scripts
invoked by apps/web's own Dockerfile/CI at the time. Found 9 more
non-executable scripts (644 instead of 755) while building the
Electron desktop app via apps/desktop/dockerbuild - same root cause,
different invocation paths.
The floating github:matrix-org/matrix-js-sdk#develop reference was
resolved to a stale commit missing src/oidc/authorize.ts (breaking the
webpack build). Investigated moving to the current develop HEAD instead
(191908da) - turned out to be worse, not better: that commit renamed the
entire src/oidc/ module to src/oauth/ with a materially different API
(generateOidcAuthorizationUrl/completeAuthorizationCodeGrant/OidcError
don't exist under those names anymore). Rather than porting our OIDC
login code to the new API sight-unseen, pinned to d19cb751 - the last
develop commit before that rename, verified to have both the file at
the expected path and the exact exports apps/web imports.
Also switched the Element Call embedded widget dependency from
upstream's @element-hq/element-call-embedded to our own published fork
(@sorb/threadnet-call-embedded@0.19.2-threadnet.5) - a full rebuild was
otherwise silently bundling the unmodified upstream widget, discarding
every Element Call customization (Video-tab quality settings, German
translations, codec list fix).
apps/web/Dockerfile invokes scripts/docker-link-repos.sh and
scripts/docker-package.sh directly (no bash prefix) - without +x this
fails immediately on any fresh clone/full rebuild. The same bug also
affects fetchdep.sh, get-version-from-git.sh, layered.sh,
normalize-version.sh, and playwright-common/playwright-screenshots.sh,
all invoked directly the same way by this repo's own GitHub Actions
workflows (build.yml, tests.yml, static_analysis.yaml, docs.yml) - so
this was also silently breaking CI, not just Docker builds.
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