Remove most behaviour disparities between blocks and mutes (#7231)
* Remove most behaviour disparities between blocks and mutes The only differences between block and mute should be: - Mutes can optionally NOT affect notifications - Mutes should not be visible to the muted Fix #7230 Fix #5713 * Do not allow boosting someone you blocked Fix #7248 * Do not allow favouriting someone you blocked * Fix nil error in StatusPolicygh/stable
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@ -145,19 +145,20 @@ class FeedManager
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redis.exists("subscribed:#{timeline_id}")
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end
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def blocks_or_mutes?(receiver_id, account_ids, context)
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Block.where(account_id: receiver_id, target_account_id: account_ids).any? ||
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(context == :home ? Mute.where(account_id: receiver_id, target_account_id: account_ids).any? : Mute.where(account_id: receiver_id, target_account_id: account_ids, hide_notifications: true).any?)
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end
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def filter_from_home?(status, receiver_id)
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return false if receiver_id == status.account_id
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return true if status.reply? && (status.in_reply_to_id.nil? || status.in_reply_to_account_id.nil?)
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check_for_mutes = [status.account_id]
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check_for_mutes.concat([status.reblog.account_id]) if status.reblog?
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return true if Mute.where(account_id: receiver_id, target_account_id: check_for_mutes).any?
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check_for_blocks = status.mentions.pluck(:account_id)
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check_for_blocks.concat([status.account_id])
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check_for_blocks.concat([status.reblog.account_id]) if status.reblog?
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return true if Block.where(account_id: receiver_id, target_account_id: check_for_blocks).any?
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return true if blocks_or_mutes?(receiver_id, check_for_blocks, :home)
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if status.reply? && !status.in_reply_to_account_id.nil? # Filter out if it's a reply
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should_filter = !Follow.where(account_id: receiver_id, target_account_id: status.in_reply_to_account_id).exists? # and I'm not following the person it's a reply to
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@ -177,11 +178,13 @@ class FeedManager
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def filter_from_mentions?(status, receiver_id)
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return true if receiver_id == status.account_id
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check_for_blocks = [status.account_id]
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check_for_blocks.concat(status.mentions.pluck(:account_id))
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# This filter is called from NotifyService, but already after the sender of
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# the notification has been checked for mute/block. Therefore, it's not
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# necessary to check the author of the toot for mute/block again
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check_for_blocks = status.mentions.pluck(:account_id)
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check_for_blocks.concat([status.in_reply_to_account]) if status.reply? && !status.in_reply_to_account_id.nil?
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should_filter = Block.where(account_id: receiver_id, target_account_id: check_for_blocks).any? # Filter if it's from someone I blocked, in reply to someone I blocked, or mentioning someone I blocked
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should_filter = blocks_or_mutes?(receiver_id, check_for_blocks, :mentions) # Filter if it's from someone I blocked, in reply to someone I blocked, or mentioning someone I blocked (or muted)
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should_filter ||= (status.account.silenced? && !Follow.where(account_id: receiver_id, target_account_id: status.account_id).exists?) # of if the account is silenced and I'm not following them
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should_filter
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@ -16,7 +16,11 @@ class StatusPolicy < ApplicationPolicy
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end
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def reblog?
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!direct? && (!private? || owned?) && show?
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!direct? && (!private? || owned?) && show? && !current_account&.blocking?(author)
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end
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def favourite?
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show? && !current_account&.blocking?(author)
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end
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def destroy?
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@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ class FavouriteService < BaseService
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# @param [Status] status
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# @return [Favourite]
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def call(account, status)
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authorize_with account, status, :show?
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authorize_with account, status, :favourite?
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favourite = Favourite.find_by(account: account, status: status)
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