refactor: Connect timeline to event updates earlier #1653
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This creates the timeline object earlier in the Room.getTimeline() method. This results to that the Timeline object already starts to listen on the event stream while the getTimeline() method requests users from the database and tries to decrypt room events. I assume that this causes the problem that on timeline creation new events get lost because they come in, while getTimeline() is not yet completed but the onEvent stream is not yet connected at the same time.
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This creates the timeline object
earlier in the Room.getTimeline() method.
This results to that the
Timeline object already starts
to listen on the event stream
while the getTimeline() method
requests users from the database
and tries to decrypt room
events. I assume that this
causes the problem that
on timeline creation new
events get lost because they
come in, while getTimeline() is
not yet completed but the
onEvent stream is not yet
connected at the same time.