callUIAdapter is not a singleton (for better or for worse)
No one should hold a reference directly to it, but rather via the
CallService, which is a singleton
Wait a bit longer for initial call screen before terminating. Especially
first call can hit this limit.
When call *does* take too long to show, terminate properly to ensure
we're not left with a phantom call
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connection.
For legacy reasons, the call sender used to wait until after receiving
the call answer before sending the ICE updates. The primary motivation
was that if the receiving user hadn't accepted a new identity change,
rather than just seeing one "Tap to Accept New Safety Number" messages
for a call, they'd see one for the call offer and then a dozen more as
ICE updates trickled in.
We changed that behavior long ago, and effectively all clients will
avoid that case, while sending ICE updates immediately will allow calls
to connect without having to wait for an additional serialized round
trip between the caller and call recipient.
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- sync speakerphone state manipulated from system call screen
- Revert audio session after call failure, ensures media plays out of
speaker after placing a failing call.
- Replace notification with delegate pattern since we're already using
delegate pattern here.
- Fixes voiceover accessibility after voice memo
- Avoid audio blip after pressing hangup
- Rename CallAudioSession -> OWSAudioSession
Going to start using it for other non-call things since we want to
gather all our audio session concerns.
- Resume background audio when done playing video
- Extract OWSVideoPlayer which ensures audio is in proper state before
playback
- Move recording session logic to shared OWSAudioSession
- Deactivate audio session when complete
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Assigning dataChannel sometimes happens after iceConnect.
Fixes symptom where Alice calls Bob.
Bob answers and sees the call UI as normal
but Alice sees call as continuing to ring
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By centralizing AudioSession management onto the AudioService, we can
avoid enabling the RTCAudioSession while we're mid-ring.
Also allows us to centralize and remove redundant audio session logic.
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When awakened by a voip push, we get some arbitrary amount of background
time to connect the call (in practice this is ~30s) before the app is
suspended.
Though we were properly terminating the call upon being suspended, we
were not notifying the user that they had missed a call.
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