🐛 Hangup call with MXCallHangupReasonInviteTimeout reason when invite expires #1341
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@stefanceriu I believe we can also merge this as it matches the matrix spec? |
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Jun 15, 2022
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| [self setState:MXCallStateInviteExpired reason:nil]; |
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We need to keep this state change before sending hangup.
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The iOS client MatrixSDK is using a 30 second timer that is initiated whenever a call invite is sent. Once it fires the state is set to ended, but only locally, and no
.callHangupwith inviteTimeout reason is sent. The PR corrects this to be in line with them.call.hangupevent specification:Signed-off-by: Frantisek Hetes [email protected]