Aravindan Ve
Aravindan Ve
@zhangriyueming @DavidJFelix you are right. If you are looking for a temporary solution, overriding the stroke using css worked for me. But the caveat is you will have to add...
@davidzhao I just ran the master branch with https://github.com/aravindanve/livekit-republish-test The problem **does not** appear to be fixed. Here is the server log without the waits (failure case): [livekit-failure.log](https://github.com/livekit/livekit/files/9219770/livekit-failure.log) `livekit rtc/signalhandler.go:19...
@boks1971 At the moment there's no particular use case, i just happened to notice this behaviour when react rapidly loaded, unloaded and reloaded components. For now I've handled it on...
@boks1971 Actually one use case comes to mind. If a user decides share their screen, stop sharing and re-share, it could fail because of the issue in question. To remedy...
@boks1971 @davidzhao Okay I had some time to go through the server side code, and here is what I understand so far: ``` CLIENT localParticipant.publish() is called CLIENT -> SignalRequest_AddTrack...
@boks1971 @davidzhao Yes, but sending an error would require an addition to the protocol right? There is one more thing. After looking at #857, I'm not sure if queuing is...
@boks1971 Okay that seems fair When you get some time, try and run this in your browser. I ran this with the latest master [a393d64](https://github.com/livekit/livekit/tree/a393d64ccca32257c224bb46ae5c21d9ff7942bd) which includes #857 and #862....
This works for me: ```jsx import React, { useEffect, useState } from "react"; import videojs from "video.js"; import "video.js/dist/video-js.css"; export const VideoJS = ({ videoJsOptions, ...props }) => { const...
I think it is designed this way so that it allows for things like optimistic concurrency control. EDIT: also see https://github.com/prisma/prisma/issues/5032 ```ts // only update if the version is same...
@yamavol Did you find a workaround for this? Here is a full reproduction of the issue: ```js const Koa = require('koa'); const KoaRouter = require('@koa/router'); const supertest = require('supertest'); const...