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If all the interesting stuff happens on the client and the server "just" forwards encrypted messages, why would the server need frequent updates?
by solstice 6y ago
If all the interesting stuff happens on the client and the server "just" forwards encrypted messages, why would the server need frequent updates?
- bilal4hmed 6y agoif you go to the main git page https://github.com/signalapp https://github.com/signalapp you can see that changes were made to the server 8 hours ago. So something is happening on the server, the public cant see it. I definitely would like to see whats happening given. I trust them, but we definitely need to see whats on the server code.
- tailspin2019 6y agoI think those changes could just be Pull Requests? Not necessarily code merged to master/main. Unless you’re spotting something that I’m not?
- bilal4hmed 6y agothe last PR was 9 hours ago https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-Server/pulls https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-Server/pulls while the main page says update was 8. Thats what threw me off
- cevn 6y agoI believe the 8 hours ago activity is from someone opening a PR, not some weird trick to update git repositories without being seen.