Jonathan de Jong

Could you look at how long synapse has used that word boundary definition? Then it might be possible it’s eligible to be grandfathered into the spec, instead of requiring an...

I'd rather recommend adding Cinny [here](https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix.to/tree/main/src/open/clients), where it'll show up on `matrix.to`.

The app.element.io link is mostly to allow room viewing persistence between reloads, the "go to room directly" is merely a sideeffect, so I really suggest doubling down on just matrix.to.

At least do a do-over of looking at them and see if they have the same kind of string-wrapping errors, or see if it's possible to make derivative errors provide...

Context: `state_groups_state` appears to be my biggest table in the database at this point, and I was really questioning why this is the case;  Related question: Can I just...

After clearing the tables with non-referenced room names, it seems to have cleared up 4GB of disk space (from 44GB to 40GB, that specific table 12GB -> 8GB)

(Technically a breaking change as we're removing a bit of the API, even though it shouldn't be used anywhere)

We could probably change that small bit to a hash map, we’re not actually using it to sort something. I’d still like to have this, so I’ll reopen it.

How exactly? I don’t really see why a consumer of this library would care for one map implementation changing to another, they’d still use the same insert/get/entry API.

TS can eliminate bugs early in development, while it may "slow down" feature progression, a sufficiently clean codebase (type-checked with TS) can prevent many classes of bugs, its a tradeoff....