* refactor: remove dead code and consolidate system messages
- Delete 3 unused functions in ShareViewController (36 lines)
- Extract addSystemMessage() helper to eliminate duplication (120+ lines)
- Remove 22 'let _ =' wasteful computations across multiple files
- Net reduction of 215 lines of dead/duplicate code
- Improves maintainability and reduces technical debt
* fix: remove remaining unused variables to eliminate compiler warnings
- Remove unused senderNoiseKey in ChatViewModel
- Remove unused lastSuccess variable in BluetoothMeshService
- Eliminates all compiler warnings related to unused values
* refactor: remove all dead legacy and migration code
- Remove unused migrateSession() functions (never called in production)
- NoiseSession.migrateSession() - 13 lines
- NoiseEncryptionService.migratePeerSession() - 18 lines
- Test for migration functionality - 17 lines
- Remove unnecessary keychain cleanup code (no legacy data existed)
- cleanupLegacyKeychainItems() - 62 lines
- aggressiveCleanupLegacyItems() - 72 lines
- resetCleanupFlag() - 4 lines
- Simplified panic mode to just use deleteAllKeychainData()
Total removed: 194 lines of dead/unnecessary code
Analysis revealed:
- KeychainManager introduced July 5, 2025
- Cleanup code added July 15, 2025 (10 days later)
- Legacy service names were never used in production
- Migration functions were incomplete implementation never called
- Peer ID rotation remains active (not legacy)
* Remove dead code and simplify codebase
- Remove unused BinaryEncodable protocol and BinaryMessageType enum
- Delete MockNoiseSession.swift (never used in tests)
- Remove all relay detection code (hardcoded to false)
- Removed isRelayConnected property from BitchatPeer
- Removed relayConnected case from ConnectionState enum
- Cleaned up relay-related UI indicators in ContentView
- Removed relay status checks from ChatViewModel
- Simplified peer connection logic by removing relay layer
Total: 169 lines removed across 5 files
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Co-authored-by: jack <jackjackbits@users.noreply.github.com>
Previously, NoiseSessionManager would reject handshake initiations if it had an existing established session. This caused deadlocks when one peer cleared their session (e.g., after decryption failure) but the other peer rejected the new handshake.
Changes:
- NoiseSessionManager now always accepts handshake initiations, clearing any existing session
- Added comprehensive tests for handshake recovery scenarios
- Tests verify proper re-establishment after decryption failures and nonce desynchronization
- Add test for peer restart detection and session recovery
- Add test for nonce desynchronization detection
- Add test for concurrent encryption thread safety
- Add test for session stale detection
- Add test for handshake after decryption failure
- Add integration test for peer presence tracking and reconnection
- Add integration test for encrypted messages after peer restart
These tests ensure:
- Sessions properly recover when a peer restarts
- Nonce desynchronization is detected correctly
- Encryption operations are thread-safe under concurrent load
- Identity announcements are sent on reconnection after silence
- Encrypted messages work after session re-establishment
- Fixed mock service property overrides to match base class properties
- Added missing CryptoKit imports where needed
- Fixed immutable property assignments by creating new instances
- Replaced XCTAssertThrows with XCTAssertThrowsError
- Fixed DeliveryAck serialization method names (serialize -> encode)
- Fixed unused variable warnings
- Ensured all BitchatPacket modifications create new instances
- Fixed BitchatMessage property mutations by creating new instances
All test targets now build successfully for both iOS and macOS platforms.
- Created test utilities and helpers for common test operations
- Implemented Binary Protocol tests covering encoding/decoding, compression, and padding
- Added Noise Protocol tests for handshake, encryption, and session management
- Created Public Chat E2E tests for broadcasting, routing, TTL, and mesh topologies
- Implemented Private Chat E2E tests for direct messaging, delivery ACKs, and retry logic
- Added Integration tests for multi-peer scenarios, network resilience, and mixed traffic patterns
- Created mock implementations for BluetoothMeshService and NoiseSession
Test coverage includes:
- Protocol layer (binary encoding, message serialization)
- Security layer (Noise handshake, encryption/decryption)
- Application layer (public/private messaging, delivery tracking)
- Network scenarios (mesh topology, partitions, churn)
- Performance and stress testing
