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[EPIC] Refactor: Message Synchronization #8834

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kewisch opened this issue Feb 18, 2025 · 0 comments
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[EPIC] Refactor: Message Synchronization #8834

kewisch opened this issue Feb 18, 2025 · 0 comments
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kewisch commented Feb 18, 2025

🎯The objective

The goal of this project is to automatically fetch messages from the server when the user expects this to happen.

  • When opening a folder for viewing
  • When scrolling down the message list and reaching the end of the downloaded messages

🎒Resources

ℹ️ List all relevant resources like BugZilla meta bugs, Figma files, Notion links and other files.

🦮Rules of the Road

🟢In Scope

  • Find and implement synchronization related quick wins that would increase perception of stability for users
  • Revise internal database to make it easier (TBD define) to synchronize messages with the remote server
    • Consider alignment with iOS database
    • Consider encryption and data safety
  • TODO

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@kewisch kewisch added the type: epic A major feature or initiative label Feb 18, 2025
@kewisch kewisch changed the title Refactor: Message Synchronization [EPIC] Refactor: Message Synchronization Feb 18, 2025
@kewisch kewisch changed the title [EPIC] Refactor: Message Synchronization [EPIC] Feb 18, 2025
@kewisch kewisch changed the title [EPIC] [EPIC] Refactor: Message Synchronization Feb 18, 2025
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