Change Details

1. Nuke `signed_identity_keys` column for all rows of `cookies` table: 2. Refresh the page on web so `handleInitialClientSocketMessage` gets hit on the `keyserver` 3. Observe that the `web` client constructs and sends a valid `signedIdentityKeysBlob` by setting breakpoints in `keyserver`: 4. Step through `processClientResponses` on the `keyserver` and make sure `cookies` table is updated as expected: 5. "Refresh" the `native` app running in iOS Simulator so `handleInitialClientSocketMessage` gets hit on the `keyserver`. 6. Observe that the `native` client constructs and sends a valid `signedIdentityKeysBlob` by setting breakpoints in `keyserver`: 7. Step through `processClientResponses` on the `keyserver` and make sure `cookies` table is updated as expected:

1. Nuke `signed_identity_keys` column for all rows of `cookies` table: {F428688} 2. Refresh the page on web so `handleInitialClientSocketMessage` gets hit on the `keyserver` 3. Observe that the `web` client constructs and sends a valid `signedIdentityKeysBlob` by setting breakpoints in `keyserver`: {F428689} 4. Step through `processClientResponses` on the `keyserver` and make sure `cookies` table is updated as expected: {F428692} 5. "Refresh" the `native` app running in iOS Simulator so `handleInitialClientSocketMessage` gets hit on the `keyserver`. 6. Observe that the `native` client constructs and sends a valid `signedIdentityKeysBlob` by setting breakpoints in `keyserver`: {F428693} 7. Step through `processClientResponses` on the `keyserver` and make sure `cookies` table is updated as expected: {F428694}

1. Nuke `signed_identity_keys` column for all rows of `cookies` table: {F428688} 2. Refresh the page on web so `handleInitialClientSocketMessage` gets hit on the `keyserver` 3. Observe that the `web` client constructs and sends a valid `signedIdentityKeysBlob` by setting breakpoints in `keyserver`: {F428689} 4. Step through `processClientResponses` on the `keyserver` and make sure `cookies` table is updated as expected: {F428692} 5. "Refresh" the `native` app running in iOS Simulator so `handleInitialClientSocketMessage` gets hit on the `keyserver`. 6. Observe that the `native` client constructs and sends a valid `signedIdentityKeysBlob` by setting breakpoints in `keyserver`: {F428693} 7. Step through `processClientResponses` on the `keyserver` and make sure `cookies` table is updated as expected: {F428694}