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If the user sends a directed presence to an unjoined MUC without a <x/>
element, send a presence error back instead of attempting to join it
again, as this is almost never what the user wants.
Fixes #3415.
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Otherwise, if we expect a stanza and biboumi never sends it, we just hang
here.
Now, we display a nice error after 10 seconds, and move on to the next test,
as other failures (xpath doesn’t match) do
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To avoid conflicting with the “host” build/ directory. This way we don’t
need to remove/empty the build/ directory beforehand, etc.
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Shame.
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Instead of having to write it manually everytime
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I forgot to remove some things when I moved them into functions.py
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fix #3372
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Some duplication is avoided, but most importantly: it’s much much cleaner,
easier to find, functions have been cleaned up (functools.partial usages are
now hidden), etc.
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close #3390
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See #3390
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Because it's much much simpler than to track if we changed the nick that
was requested in the join request. And client will probably not get confused,
I hope.
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Too hard to maintain...
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Nobody would use that, anyway.
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