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@BillCarsonFr BillCarsonFr commented Apr 1, 2025

Preparation work for element-hq/element-call#3155 part of EPIC E2EE: Send media keys via to_device message

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  • Tests written for new code (and old code if feasible).
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  • Sign-off given on the changes (see CONTRIBUTING.md).

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I like the transport abstraction very much. It gives me confidence this will not get too stressful/confusing!

The one bit i did not fully grasp was: receiveRoomEvent. See comments.

@toger5 toger5 force-pushed the valere/matrix_rtc_key_transport branch 2 times, most recently from 44bfc63 to d92d751 Compare April 2, 2025 19:38
@toger5 toger5 changed the title MatrixRTC | Refactoring introduce a transport abstraction as prep work for to device transport MatrixRTC: Introduce key transport abstraction as prep work for to device transport Apr 3, 2025
@toger5 toger5 changed the title MatrixRTC: Introduce key transport abstraction as prep work for to device transport MatrixRTC: Introduce key transport abstraction as prep work for to-device transport Apr 3, 2025
@toger5 toger5 changed the title MatrixRTC: Introduce key transport abstraction as prep work for to-device transport MatrixRTC: Introduce key transport abstraction as prep work for to-device encryption Apr 3, 2025
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