I couldn't find any other reference to a state_type within the entire specification. I assume this is supposed to be the event_type? This aligns with the description of changes resulting from a state update.
Part of MSC2140
Convert status codes to strings if there is a string status code. Fixes a build error when we mix 4xx and 403 in the same definition. We also have to correct stringified numbers to pass the build.
The spec states that the action of a room key request cancellation
should be "cancel_request" but every known implementation uses
"request_cancellation" instead.
This patch fixes the spec to reflect the implementations.
Used **Note** to describe notes around the authorisation rules. Otherwise restored the original state for the consequences from the auth rules.
Moved the clarification regarding default power levels up above the auth rules. Removed third sentence. And followed @turt2live's example, but opted for "for users in that room" because the default user power level is applied to all users.
Added missing added and removed to the rule, because these keys are not required for m.room.power_levels. Also moved the note down to the Note section.
The rules for m.room.power_levels power were somewhat unclear regarding the behaviour towards the always present keys, such as kick and ban. Additionally, it is now also clarified that in the users and events dictionary also added and removed keys are taken into consideration.
The server-server specification describes a "reference hash" of an event
and how to calculate it, but is otherwise not mentioned anywhere else in
the document. This change adds a sentence to explain that they are used
for event identifiers in later room versions, which are described in
other documents.
Signed-off-by: Jimmy Cuadra <jimmy@jimmycuadra.com>
This clarifies the `.m.rule.room_one_to_one` push rule by adding a condition on
event type. Some parts of the spec already had this info, while others were
missing it. Synapse has had this behaviour since the push rule appeared.
Fixes https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-doc/issues/2150
Travis Ralston