feat(amazon-photos): Update OAuth scopes to amazonphotos namespace (#…

…1507)

Summary
  
Updates the Amazon Photos auth extension (AmazonOAuthConfig) to use the
correct amazonphotos:: OAuth scope namespace and removes export scopes,
which are not used by this import only integration.
  
Changes
  
- Migrate all import scopes from the photos:: prefix to the
amazonphotos:: prefix (images, videos, albums).
- Return an empty map from getExportScopes() — Amazon Photos supports
import only, so no export scopes are requested.
- Update AmazonOAuthConfigTest to match: assert the new amazonphotos::
import scopes and replace the two export-scope tests with a single
exportScopesEmpty test.

fix(google-calendar): throw InvalidTokenException on invalid_grant (#…

…1497)

Same as google drive importer so the transfer job recognises the token
as invalid instead of treating it as a generic failure

fixes this: #1499

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Co-authored-by: Chih-Hsien (Simon) Yeh <simonyeh@synology.com>
Co-authored-by: Aman Pratik <amanprtk@icloud.com>
Co-authored-by: aman-pratik <apratik@apple.com>
Co-authored-by: Sundeep Paruvu <sparuvu@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: emma <myshen@synology.com>
Co-authored-by: Lisa Dusseault <lisa@rtfm.com>
Co-authored-by: Yuktha Gaduputi <47736831+yukthagaduputi@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: ameya9 <amsh@fb.com>
Co-authored-by: Alex Kulikov <7394728+alexeyqu@users.noreply.github.com>

feat: Add Amazon Photos importer extension (#1500)

Add support for transferring photos into Amazon Photos.

This PR includes:
- Amazon Photos auth extension (OAuth2 via Login with Amazon)
- Amazon Photos importer (albums and photos)
- Amazon Photos API client with token refresh and endpoint resolution
- Unit tests for client, importer, and models

feat: add containerized build/test environment via Dockerfile (#1493)

Adds a `Dockerfile` pinned to `gradle:8.10.2-jdk11` and a
`docker-compose.yml` so contributors can run the full test suite with no
local JDK installed:

```bash
docker compose run --rm test
```

The compose file encodes the source bind-mount and a named volume for
the Gradle dependency cache, so the first run resolves dependencies and
subsequent runs reuse them.

## Notable decisions / tradeoffs

- **Bind-mount design:** source is bind-mounted at run time rather than
`COPY`ed into the image, so the image doesn't need rebuilding on every
code change. The `docker-compose.yml` hides this from contributors --
they just run `docker compose run`.
- **`.gitignore` cleanup:** removed the bare `Dockerfile` rule. The
rule's comment said it was for the demo-server's generated `Dockerfile`,
but that file lands in `distributions/demo-server/build/demo/Dockerfile`
-- already covered by the `build/` ignore rule. The bare rule was
redundant.
- **Image name `datatransferproject/dev`:** mirrors the existing
`datatransferproject/demo` image produced by the `:dockerize` task,
establishing a consistent namespace.
- **JDK pinned to 11:** the Gradle wrapper (6.9.2) can't parse Java 17
bytecode when compiling build scripts -- `gradle:*-jdk17` fails
outright. Not a preference; a hard constraint from the wrapper version.

fix(transfer): Prevent JobPollingService thread crash on stale job cl…

…aims (#1491)

This PR fixes a critical process-terminating thread crash in the
JobPollingService loop that occurs when a transfer worker attempts to
claim a job that has already been claimed and has credentials stored by
another worker instance.

**Problem**
In a distributed, highly concurrent deployment with multiple worker
instances, a worker can poll a job ID from an eventually consistent
database index that looks free (CREDS_AVAILABLE) but has actually
already been claimed by a faster peer instance.

When our worker performs a strongly consistent read (store.findJob) to
retrieve the job details, it detects the instanceId mismatch (indicating
the job belongs to another worker) and marks the job's state as CANCELED
in memory.

However, in the old implementation:

1. JobPollingService.tryToClaimJob failed to verify whether the
retrieved existingJob was null or canceled, proceeding blindly to build
the updatedJob to claim it.
2. Constructing this job object to transition to state
CREDS_ENCRYPTION_KEY_GENERATED threw a validation exception
(IllegalStateException) because credentials (encryptedAuthData) had
already been set by the peer worker.
3. Because the PortabilityJob builder execution occurred outside the
main try-catch block in tryToClaimJob, this exception was uncaught.
4. This uncaught thread failure propagated up, terminating the periodic
JobPollingService thread and causing the entire container sandbox to
crash.

**Solution**
Implemented two layers of safety in JobPollingService.java to resolve
this:

1. Proactive Prevention (Early Abort): Added null and CANCELED state
checks immediately after retrieving the job from the JobStore. If the
job has been deleted or marked canceled (which happens on instanceId
mismatch), the worker aborts the claim attempt early and returns false
safely.
2. Reactive Safety (Validation Safety Net): Wrapped the PortabilityJob
builder execution in a local try-catch block to safely handle any
unexpected IllegalStateException validation errors during object
construction, returning false (handled failure) instead of propagating
and crashing the thread.

These changes ensure that failing to claim a job (due to losing a race)
is treated as a handled, temporary failure, allowing the worker to
complete the current polling iteration normally and try again in the
next cycle instead of crashing.

feat(synology): optimize video upload with chunk preloading (#1490)

Improve video upload efficiency by implementing an asynchronous
producer-consumer model for chunked uploads. This minimizes idle time
between network requests and increases overall throughput for large
video files.

## Goal
The goal of this change is to optimize video uploads to Synology by
pre-fetching the next data chunk while the current one is being
uploaded, reducing the total duration of sequential transfers.

## Changes
- **Pattern Implementation:** Refactored `uploadVideoChunks` into a
producer-consumer model using a dedicated thread for pre-loading data
from the input stream.
- **Memory Management:** Introduced a `bufferPool` with a fixed size (2
chunks) to ensure predictable memory usage (~100MB) regardless of video
size.
- **Asynchronous Execution:** Utilized `CompletableFuture` and
`LinkedBlockingQueue` for thread-safe coordination between chunk
production and upload.
- **Robustness:** Added explicit error propagation and resource cleanup
(buffers, threads) using `AtomicBoolean` and `finally` blocks.
- **Observability:** Enhanced logging with detailed markers for chunk
fetching, queueing, and upload progress to facilitate monitoring and
debugging.

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fix(synology): replace readNBytes with Guava ByteStreams.read (#1489)

## Goal
The goal of this change is to improve compatibility of chunked reading
in
 by replacing the Java 9+  method with Guava's
, ensuring the code works correctly in older Java environments.

## Changes
- **Dependency Update:** Added `com.google.guava:guava` to the Synology
extension's `build.gradle`.
- **Code Refactor:** Updated `SynologyDTPService` to use
`ByteStreams.read` when reading video chunks.

Co-authored-by: emma <myshen@synology.com>

fix: AppleSignalInterface token refresh (#1487)

Fixing `AppleSignalInterface:: sendPostRequest` to accomodate
Access-Token refresh POST calls.

Co-authored-by: aman-pratik <apratik@apple.com>
Co-authored-by: Sundeep Paruvu <sparuvu@gmail.com>

feat(synology): implement chunked upload for large videos (#1488)

## Goal
The goal of this change is to provide a more robust upload mechanism for
large video files in `SynologyDTPService`. By switching from a
single-stream upload to a chunked upload process, we improve reliability
for very large transfers and align with the Synology C2 API's preferred
method for handling significant media payloads.

## Changes
- **Chunked Upload Logic:** Refactored `createVideo` to use a multi-step
upload process:
- `uploadVideoChunks`: Reads the video stream in 50MB increments and
uploads each chunk sequentially to the new `/import/item/chunk`
endpoint.
- `completeVideoUpload`: Sends a final request to
`/import/item/complete` with the total chunk count and metadata (title,
description, timestamp) to finalize the file.
- **API Configuration:**
- Updated `C2Api` and `synology.yaml` to include paths for the new chunk
and completion endpoints.
- **Client Optimization:**
- Updated `configureClient` to force **HTTP/1.1** and increased the
default read timeout to 120 seconds to ensure stable long-running
connections during chunk transmission.
- Simplified `sendPostRequest` by removing the manual timeout override,
relying instead on the pre-configured client.
- **Memory Efficiency:** Reuses a single byte array buffer for chunking
to minimize heap allocations during the transfer of large files.
- **Others:** Move file content to the end of multipart

## Testing
- **OOM Validation:** Updated `SynologyDTPServiceOOMTest` to verify that
a 1GB video is correctly split into multiple chunks and uploaded without
exceeding memory limits.
- **Functional Tests:** Updated `SynologyDTPServiceTest` to accommodate
the new two-step upload flow (Multipart chunks followed by a FormBody
completion) and added a specific case
`shouldSendMultipleChunksForLargeVideo` to verify correct indexing.

feat(synology): implement streaming for large file uploads (#1485)

## Goal
The goal of this change is to support large file uploads for
`SynologyDTPService` by implementing streaming. This resolves potential
OutOfMemoryError (OOM) issues that occurred when large media files were
fully buffered into memory during the transfer process.

## Changes
- **Streaming Uploads:** Replaced `ByteStreams.toByteArray()` with a
custom `RequestBody` implementation using **Okio** to stream data
directly from the source (`JobStore` or `URL`) to the network sink.
- **Repeatable Streams for Retries:** Introduced `RequestBodyGenerator`,
a functional interface that allows the `sendPostRequest` method to
re-open the `InputStream` during retries. This ensures that even if a
stream is consumed during a failed attempt, it can be reset for the next
retry.

## Testing
- **New Unit Tests:** Added `SynologyDTPServiceOOMTest` to verify 1GB
streaming.
- **Updated Unit Tests:** Updated `SynologyDTPServiceTest` to
accommodate the new `RequestBodyGenerator` pattern and added cases for
`getMediaInputStreamWrapper`.