Dbus functions that take a groupId or base64GroupId as input now throw a Failure exception if the string is malformed.
group Dbus functions now return a GroupNotFound exception (instead of an empty or false result with no exception) if the group is not found
implemented new Dbus methods
+ getGroupAdminMembers
+ getGroupPendingMembers
+ getGroupRequestingMembers
+ getGroupInviteUri
updated documentation
Note: isRegistered (and related methods) for Dbus can throw an
InvalidNumberException when the phone number is incorrectly formatted.
Previously this led to uncaught exceptions. They are now handled.
The problem is in SignalServiceAccountManager.java in the
package org.whispersystems.signalservice.api, which ignores the
first character of a proposed phone number and checks that the
rest is a legitimate int64.
updated documentation
implement setPin and removePin
implement unregister (which kills the daemon upon success)
updateProfile now implements given name and family name (as well as the former method with just a name)
update documentation
implement expanded updateGroup
allow group commands to use Base64 strings as group identifiers
* setGroupBlocked
* getGroupName
* getGroupMembers
* sendGroupMessage
* sendGroupMessageReaction
* updateGroup
update AvatarStore to make some methods public or static
reuse UpdateGroupCommand code
update DBus documentation
For daemon command all local users will be exposed as dbus objects
If only one local user exists, all other commands will use that user,
otherwise a user has to be specified.
* Added json output to listGroups and allowed json to be activated with -j
* Renamed classes
* Added AsamK's suggestions
* Removed isRegisted check since that is causing a conflict with upstream
* Fixed an issue in the help message for listGroupsCommand
* Re-enabled --json for receive and getUserStatuses commands as deprecated
* Added better depricated warning message and clarified some java doc stuff
Since version 0.6.8 signal-cli uses hypfvieh dbus-java, so installing the packages libunixsocket-java (Debian), libmatthew-java (Fedora) or libmatthew-unix-java (ArchLinux) is not necessary.
* Add blockContact and unblockContact subcommands
* Send blocked status in contacts sync
* Use only one method for blocking and unblocking
* Add blocking/unblocking for groups
* Prevent blocked messages from being printed
* Print blocked property in listContacts and listGroups commands
* Handle BlockedListMessages
* Store blocked state from incoming contact and group sync messages
* Minor changes and corrections
* Add block and unblock commands to man file (and also fix some headings of commands)
