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If you stop typing notifications using the explicit typing API, it seems that the last typing event always comes down /sync if you provide no since token. This works fine with 1.61.0, but is broken with 1.62.0 up to 1.61.1 (latest as of writing). I think it is the same issue as the stuck notification issue in 1.62.0.
Steps to reproduce
Run a local synapse server with the registered user @alice:localhost and the password "secret".
That does indeed fix it, seems like I missed #13042 . I guess this is easy enough to workaround in my test cases and I can worst case just disable the caching. Sorry for the noise!
This test case was intentionally not doing an incremental sync originally, but I guess I can't rely on an initialSync to give me the current full state anymore for understandable reasons.
Description
If you stop typing notifications using the explicit typing API, it seems that the last typing event always comes down /sync if you provide no since token. This works fine with 1.61.0, but is broken with 1.62.0 up to 1.61.1 (latest as of writing). I think it is the same issue as the stuck notification issue in 1.62.0.
Steps to reproduce
Run a local synapse server with the registered user @alice:localhost and the password "secret".
Then run this script:
On 1.61.0 and below, the second sync will have no typing users, on 1.62.0 and up it always has alice as typing no matter how long you sleep.
Homeserver
mtxclient CI
Synapse Version
1.62.0-1.63.1
Installation Method
Docker (matrixdotorg/synapse)
Platform
Docker container in CI and locally on linux dev systems
Relevant log output
Anything else that would be useful to know?
No response
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