Add support for changing the actions for default rules
See matrix-org/matrix-doc#283
Works by adding dummy rules to the push rules table with a negative priority class and then using those rules to clobber the default rule actions when adding the default rules in ``list_with_base_rules``
1 files changed, 50 insertions, 7 deletions
diff --git a/synapse/push/baserules.py b/synapse/push/baserules.py
index 0832c77cb4..86a2998bcc 100644
--- a/synapse/push/baserules.py
+++ b/synapse/push/baserules.py
@@ -13,46 +13,67 @@
# limitations under the License.
from synapse.push.rulekinds import PRIORITY_CLASS_MAP, PRIORITY_CLASS_INVERSE_MAP
+import copy
def list_with_base_rules(rawrules):
+ """Combine the list of rules set by the user with the default push rules
+
+ :param list rawrules: The rules the user has modified or set.
+ :returns: A new list with the rules set by the user combined with the
+ defaults.
+ """
ruleslist = []
+ # Grab the base rules that the user has modified.
+ # The modified base rules have a priority_class of -1.
+ modified_base_rules = {
+ r['rule_id']: r for r in rawrules if r['priority_class'] < 0
+ }
+
+ # Remove the modified base rules from the list, They'll be added back
+ # in the default postions in the list.
+ rawrules = [r for r in rawrules if r['priority_class'] >= 0]
+
# shove the server default rules for each kind onto the end of each
current_prio_class = PRIORITY_CLASS_INVERSE_MAP.keys()[-1]
ruleslist.extend(make_base_prepend_rules(
- PRIORITY_CLASS_INVERSE_MAP[current_prio_class]
+ PRIORITY_CLASS_INVERSE_MAP[current_prio_class], modified_base_rules
))
for r in rawrules:
if r['priority_class'] < current_prio_class:
while r['priority_class'] < current_prio_class:
ruleslist.extend(make_base_append_rules(
- PRIORITY_CLASS_INVERSE_MAP[current_prio_class]
+ PRIORITY_CLASS_INVERSE_MAP[current_prio_class],
+ modified_base_rules,
))
current_prio_class -= 1
if current_prio_class > 0:
ruleslist.extend(make_base_prepend_rules(
- PRIORITY_CLASS_INVERSE_MAP[current_prio_class]
+ PRIORITY_CLASS_INVERSE_MAP[current_prio_class],
+ modified_base_rules,
))
ruleslist.append(r)
while current_prio_class > 0:
ruleslist.extend(make_base_append_rules(
- PRIORITY_CLASS_INVERSE_MAP[current_prio_class]
+ PRIORITY_CLASS_INVERSE_MAP[current_prio_class],
+ modified_base_rules,
))
current_prio_class -= 1
if current_prio_class > 0:
ruleslist.extend(make_base_prepend_rules(
- PRIORITY_CLASS_INVERSE_MAP[current_prio_class]
+ PRIORITY_CLASS_INVERSE_MAP[current_prio_class],
+ modified_base_rules,
))
return ruleslist
-def make_base_append_rules(kind):
+def make_base_append_rules(kind, modified_base_rules):
rules = []
if kind == 'override':
@@ -62,15 +83,31 @@ def make_base_append_rules(kind):
elif kind == 'content':
rules = BASE_APPEND_CONTENT_RULES
+ # Copy the rules before modifying them
+ rules = copy.deepcopy(rules)
+ for r in rules:
+ # Only modify the actions, keep the conditions the same.
+ modified = modified_base_rules.get(r['rule_id'])
+ if modified:
+ r['actions'] = modified['actions']
+
return rules
-def make_base_prepend_rules(kind):
+def make_base_prepend_rules(kind, modified_base_rules):
rules = []
if kind == 'override':
rules = BASE_PREPEND_OVERRIDE_RULES
+ # Copy the rules before modifying them
+ rules = copy.deepcopy(rules)
+ for r in rules:
+ # Only modify the actions, keep the conditions the same.
+ modified = modified_base_rules.get(r['rule_id'])
+ if modified:
+ r['actions'] = modified['actions']
+
return rules
@@ -263,18 +300,24 @@ BASE_APPEND_UNDERRIDE_RULES = [
]
+BASE_RULE_IDS = set()
+
for r in BASE_APPEND_CONTENT_RULES:
r['priority_class'] = PRIORITY_CLASS_MAP['content']
r['default'] = True
+ BASE_RULE_IDS.add(r['rule_id'])
for r in BASE_PREPEND_OVERRIDE_RULES:
r['priority_class'] = PRIORITY_CLASS_MAP['override']
r['default'] = True
+ BASE_RULE_IDS.add(r['rule_id'])
for r in BASE_APPEND_OVRRIDE_RULES:
r['priority_class'] = PRIORITY_CLASS_MAP['override']
r['default'] = True
+ BASE_RULE_IDS.add(r['rule_id'])
for r in BASE_APPEND_UNDERRIDE_RULES:
r['priority_class'] = PRIORITY_CLASS_MAP['underride']
r['default'] = True
+ BASE_RULE_IDS.add(r['rule_id'])
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