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Log clearer errors when picklekey goes missing #12971
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Improve variable naming and documentation on the methods in `tokens.ts`.
Since the session data isn't actually stored in localstorage, this feels like a misleading name.
Currently, if we have an accesstoken which is encrypted with a picklekey, but the picklekey has gone missing, we carry on with no access token at all. This is sure to blow up in some way or other later on, but in a rather cryptic way. Instead, let's bail out early. (This will produce a "can't restore session" error, but we normally see one of those anyway because we can't initialise the crypto store.)
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Closing in favour of element-hq/matrix-react-sdk#27 |
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Currently, if we have an accesstoken which is encrypted with a picklekey, but the picklekey has gone missing, we carry on with no access token at all. This is sure to blow up in some way or other later on, but in a rather cryptic way.
Instead, let's bail out early.
(This will produce a "can't restore session" error, but we normally see one of those anyway because we can't initialise the crypto store.)
Also a couple of refactoring commits to bring a bit more sanity to this part of the code. Suggest review commit-by-commit.
This is part of a quest to hunt down WTF is going on with element-hq/element-desktop#1816.