streamer: use direct object for filter checks when there is no valid child object in an activity

We call Object.normalize/1 to get the child object for situations like Announce.
However, the check is flawed and immediately fails if Object.normalize/1 fails.
Instead, we should use the activity itself in those cases to allow activities which
never have a child object to pass through the filter.

Closes #1291
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Ariadne Conill 2019-11-03 09:05:12 -06:00
parent 9d8da9ea15
commit 4bf942583f
2 changed files with 19 additions and 1 deletions

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@ -136,7 +136,7 @@ defp should_send?(%User{} = user, %Activity{} = item) do
recipients = MapSet.new(item.recipients) recipients = MapSet.new(item.recipients)
domain_blocks = Pleroma.Web.ActivityPub.MRF.subdomains_regex(user.domain_blocks) domain_blocks = Pleroma.Web.ActivityPub.MRF.subdomains_regex(user.domain_blocks)
with parent when not is_nil(parent) <- Object.normalize(item), with parent <- Object.normalize(item) || item,
true <- Enum.all?([blocks, mutes, reblog_mutes], &(item.actor not in &1)), true <- Enum.all?([blocks, mutes, reblog_mutes], &(item.actor not in &1)),
true <- Enum.all?([blocks, mutes], &(parent.data["actor"] not in &1)), true <- Enum.all?([blocks, mutes], &(parent.data["actor"] not in &1)),
true <- MapSet.disjoint?(recipients, recipient_blocks), true <- MapSet.disjoint?(recipients, recipient_blocks),

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@ -110,6 +110,24 @@ test "it doesn't send notify to the 'user:notification' stream' when a domain is
Streamer.stream("user:notification", notif) Streamer.stream("user:notification", notif)
Task.await(task) Task.await(task)
end end
test "it sends follow activities to the 'user:notification' stream", %{
user: user
} do
user2 = insert(:user)
task = Task.async(fn -> assert_receive {:text, _}, 4_000 end)
Streamer.add_socket(
"user:notification",
%{transport_pid: task.pid, assigns: %{user: user}}
)
{:ok, _follower, _followed, _activity} = CommonAPI.follow(user2, user)
# We don't directly pipe the notification to the streamer as it's already
# generated as a side effect of CommonAPI.follow().
Task.await(task)
end
end end
test "it sends to public" do test "it sends to public" do