fix(omemo): standardize PreKey management to prevent decryption failures#2137
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fix(omemo): standardize PreKey management to prevent decryption failures#2137
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Standardize how PreKeys are handled during OMEMO message reception to align with XEP-0384 best practices. Previously Profanity replaced a consumed PreKey by generating a new one with the same ID. This behavior could lead to decryption failures if multiple senders attempted to use the same PreKey ID before the client could successfully update its bundle on the server. Remove consumed PreKeys from the local store. New PreKeys are generated in batches (100) when the local supply runs low (< 10). Republish OMEMO bundle after replenishment. Signed-off-by: Michael Vetter <jubalh@iodoru.org>
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Standardize how PreKeys are handled during OMEMO message reception to align with XEP-0384 best practices.
Previously Profanity replaced a consumed PreKey by generating a new one with the same ID. This behavior could lead to decryption failures if multiple senders attempted to use the same PreKey ID before the client could successfully update its bundle on the server.
Remove consumed PreKeys from the local store.
New PreKeys are generated in batches (100) when the local supply runs low (< 10).
Republish OMEMO bundle after replenishment.