Change-Id: I2078783925c625136923a32b51682832273373b3

Change-Id: Ia585c297e1d1626bbee43defa606192391fade8e

Change-Id: I5ce8f86371ac870a0be34098473f88c71214ff3d

Sébastien Blin authored Jul 04, 2018 and Andreas Traczyk committed Jul 06, 2018

Change-Id: I8a7f8a9b5f2d1a21a41701182320f0fc28794cf5
Reviewed-by: Andreas Traczyk <andreas.traczyk@savoirfairelinux.com>

Guillaume Roguez authored Jan 30, 2018 and Adrien Béraud committed Jan 31, 2018

Change-Id: Ifb26147e6faf37f5ac4f5ffac582ee069902d382
Reviewed-by: Olivier Soldano <olivier.soldano@savoirfairelinux.com>

Change-Id: I33ca01c957d3058c10081555637be835d5cb4446

This patch implements multi-device support:

- The account creation wizzard has now two options "Existing Ring
  account" and "New Ring account".

  "Existing Ring account": Allows for fetching a Ring account archive
  from the DHT. Requires pin and password.

  "New Ring account": This is the previously existing wizard. It was
  modified to ask for a password which will be used to encrypt the
  account archive. This password is then required for exporting the
  account on the Ring.

- Creating a new Ring account with the "+" button now triggers the
  account creation wizard.

- The account menu now has a "devices" tab. This tab contains a table
  with device names (currently a short hash) and device ids (a long
  hash).

  In the "devices" tab, there is an "add device" button which allows
  for exporting the current account to the Ring, giving a pin to the
  user.

- When the client encounters old-format accounts, it will trigger a
  migration popup which asks the user for a password. This password will
  be used to create an archive and encrypt it. One password will be
  asked for each Ring account to migrate.

Change-Id: I3d52b2b7ca4f82cb477ee294c962b5d50d5c6a04
Tuleap: #896