Add a constant, fix lockfile

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Add the whole native/facts to .gitignore, improve error messages

In D10260#299000, @varun wrote:

sorry for the delay. accepting, but with a question: how are we setting the CA Certificate against which to verify the server’s TLS certificate?

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Using @atul suggestion from ENG-5556, I just added pkg-config to buildkite android config. I couldn't figure out a better solution...

It's also used in keyserver/scripts/generate-converter-from-validator.js, which I think is a one-off script and doesn't need to be updated CC @michal

Try installing pkg-config on the CI runner

Keys are sorted lexicographically

Remove GlobalDBSingleton, make the code sync.

wondering if we should also update the type to avoid things like this

I will be extending this to handle backup service in the near future, do you think we should have a separate configuration json file per service?

docker inspect commapp/electron-update-server:2.0 -f "{{.Os}}/{{.Architecture}}"

Much better with the naming change

Could you also quickly test if everything works if someone is using an older version of the desktop app, one that doesn't advertise its version (you can just comment out the desktop version line in registerConfig)?

You can just run yarn dev and open the hosted website on http://localhost:80. I checked your typo fix and the website correctly shows our repository and displays the newest desktop version (9).

Fix mistake during rebase

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I'm starting to consider the global static CONFIG as an anti-pattern.

Remove cryptoThread from restore function and return restored olm account information.

Overall LGTM, just a few questions

There are a few issues with this (but they should be easily fixable):

1. You are registering a callback on ipcMain everytime a window is loaded. This wouldn't be a problem in Windows but on macOS you can close the window without closing the app. Then if you would open a window again you would register another callback.
2. The callbacks themselves use the main window variable which will stop being valid after the window is closed. So the previously registered callbacks will probably throw an error after re-opening the window.

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