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* upgrade to m145 webrtc and noise-cancellation * Update to webrtc m145 and corresponding noiseCancellation lib * Remove the snapshot repo resolution
…ng (#1699) * feat(core): pick up SFU DegradationPreference and add WebRTC mapper Regenerate SFU protos to pick up the new DegradationPreference enum and its degradation_preference fields on PublishOption and VideoSender (plus TrackInfo.self_sub_audio_video), and refresh the public API dump. Add toRtcDegradationPreference() converting the SFU enum to org.webrtc.RtpParameters.DegradationPreference, returning null for UNSPECIFIED so callers can keep the current value. Includes unit tests covering every enum variant. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * publisher changes for applying degradation preferences * Remove duplicate handling of ChangePublishQualityEvent from callState. This event directly gets handled by RtcSession handleEvent method * Added test for the two call sites where degradation Preference is getting set to test for the case where sfu sends the same degrdation preference which is already set in the transcevier sender param --------- Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
…rted-participants init (#1701)
* demo: Add logic to add custom user * chore(demo-app): gate add user dialog to development flavor Hide the new add-user button and popup outside the development flavor so the production demo app doesn't expose internal user injection. --------- Co-authored-by: Aleksandar Apostolov <apostolov.alexandar@gmail.com>
When toggling a single track (e.g. muting the mic while the camera stays on, or turning the camera off while the mic stays on), RtcSession sent the full declarative mute-state map for all track types. Re-asserting an unchanged track as un-muted made the SFU re-emit a redundant TrackPublishedEvent for that track. That event carries a potentially stale published_tracks snapshot which re-enabled the just-disabled track, freezing the local self-view on the last frame / showing the avatar while no frames arrive. Send only the mute state of the track that actually changed, matching the web SDK. On SFU (re)connect/migration each enabled track is re-signalled individually via listenToMediaChanges, so the full state is still restored. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
…1705) deleteDevice previously only purged the cached Device on API success. When DELETE /devices returned 404 or the network failed, the stale token sat in deviceTokenStorage. The next createDevice for a different user short-circuited on token equality (when autoRegisterPushDevice=true) and returned Success without calling POST /devices, silently leaving the new user without a device row server-side and breaking incoming-call push. Local cleanup now runs unconditionally and is guarded so a storage failure doesn't mask the API outcome. CancellationException is re-thrown to preserve structured concurrency. Three regression tests added. AND-1214
… device registration (#1703) Guest user setup runs asynchronously: StreamVideoBuilder.build returns immediately while setupGuestUser kicks off a background createGuest call to fetch the JWT. Any authenticated request that fires in that window goes out with stream-auth-type "anonymous" and no Authorization header, so the backend silently registers it against the wrong identity. The customer-visible effect is push device registration succeeding under !anon and incoming-call pushes never reaching the guest user. apiCall now awaits guestUserJob before invoking the request block, with a self-job guard so createGuestUser — which also goes through apiCall — does not await its own enclosing job and deadlock. Adds two regression tests: one for the wait, one for the deadlock guard. AND-1202 Co-authored-by: Rahul Kumar Lohra <tgunix@gmail.com>
* fix(core): adopt response.user from createGuest to keep guest identity in sync The createGuest endpoint returns the server-resolved user (which may differ from what was passed in — e.g. normalized id). The SDK previously kept only the access token and left its in-memory user as the builder's input, so the WS auth payload and the JWT user_id claim could disagree. setupGuestUser now also updates client.user from response.user (matching the JS SDK's connectUser(response.user, response.access_token) semantics). userId becomes a computed property so every existing reader of client.userId picks up the new identity automatically. CoordinatorSocketConnection.user turns into a var so its onCreated() auth payload reads the latest user. Adds three regression tests: userId reactivity, the var update inside the socket connection's connect path, and a full setupGuestUser flow with the api mocked to return a different user id than the input. AND-1202 * fix(core): mirror adopted guest user into ClientState.user ClientState._user was snapshotted from the integrator-supplied user at construction, so observers of state.user kept the old id after setupGuestUser adopted the server-issued one. Propagate the adopted user via a new internal ClientState.setUser.
* refactor(core): introduce UserRepository as single source of truth for SDK user Replaces the parallel `var user` fields in `StreamVideoClient` and `CoordinatorSocketConnection` (and the `_user` mirror in `ClientState`) with a single `UserRepository`: - `UserRepository` — public, read-only access via `user` / `userFlow`. - `WritableUserRepository` — internal sub-interface with `setUser`. Only `StreamVideoClient` holds a write reference, so identity updates go through one path. - `StreamUserRepositoryImpl` — in-memory impl backed by a `MutableStateFlow`. `StreamVideoBuilder` constructs one instance and shares it between the client (writer) and the coordinator socket / `ClientState` (readers). `setupGuestUser` writes the adopted user to the repo once; readers pick it up automatically without any local copy to keep in sync. `connect()`/`reconnect()` no longer mutate a snapshot of the user on the socket — they only forward the call to `internalSocket`, and `onCreated()` reads from the repository when building the WS auth payload. * test(core): add direct unit tests for StreamUserRepositoryImpl Covers seed-from-constructor, user/userFlow reads, setUser write, emission to active StateFlow collectors, and replacement semantics. Lifts coverage on the new repository from indirect-only (via StreamVideoClient tests) to full coverage of the impl. * Auto-connect and register push device for guest users (#1707) * feat(core): auto-connect and register push device for guest users StreamVideoBuilder previously only ran the auto-register-push and auto-connect block for UserType.Authenticated. Guest users fell through, forcing every Guest integrator to write the same boilerplate (manual registerPushDevice + connect after build) — boilerplate the iOS and JS SDKs don't require. Widen the gate to include UserType.Guest. registerPushDevice() and connectAsync() inside StreamVideoClient already await guestUserJob, so both are safe to fire from the builder block before /video/guest completes. Anonymous users still don't have an identity to register a device against, so they remain excluded. AND-1202 * fix(core): wait for guestUserJob before registering push device StreamNotificationManager.createDevice() goes straight to api.createDevice() without the apiCall {} wrapper, so the guestUserJob await guard added in #1703 doesn't cover it. registerPushDevice() now waits for guest setup itself before delegating, so the push generator can't fire createDevice() before the coordinator's auth headers flip from anonymous to JWT.
* fix: include internal audio switch to fix concurrency issue * fix: include aar
The KDoc claimed `logOut` clears internal user state, removes push notification devices, and clears call state. The actual implementation only writes null to the local DeviceTokenStorage — no `DELETE /devices`, no socket disconnect, no in-memory clear. The name and the historical doc invite a customer to ship broken user-switching: anyone reading the API surface would reasonably assume a clean slate. Surfaced while diagnosing a customer integration where push delivery silently failed across user transitions. Annotate the interface declaration and the StreamVideoClient override with `@Deprecated`. Update the KDoc to describe current behavior accurately. Point `ReplaceWith` at `StreamVideo.removeClient()`, which triggers a real `cleanup()` and uninstalls the singleton. Customers who need to remove the server-side device row should call `deleteDevice()` before `removeClient()`. No binary signature change — `@Deprecated` is annotation-only, so the public `.api` file is unchanged. AND-1217 Co-authored-by: Rahul Kumar Lohra <tgunix@gmail.com>
…ce (#1711) Assign the DataStore.updateData() result to a local in DeviceTokenStorage.updateUserDevice so the suspend function is compiled as a state machine that returns Unit. Without it the compiler tail-call-optimizes the call and propagates the DevicePreferences result up the updateDevice suspend chain, which can surface as "DevicePreferences cannot be cast to kotlin.Unit" at the caller once R8 inlines the chain. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
…unt (#1712) Post-join, the SFU healthcheck delivers the authoritative participant count. Coordinator session events (participant_joined/left, counts_updated, anything carrying a CallSessionResponse) carry a smaller, stale snapshot that disagrees at scale. The previous guard checked only !is RealtimeConnection.Joined — a transient state immediately replaced by Connected — so every coordinator session event re-wrote the count, producing wild swings during livestreams (e.g. 25k -> 32k -> 42k -> 28k in seconds). Broaden the guard to cover the entire in-call lifetime (Joined, Connected, Reconnecting, Migrating). Pre-join, the session-derived path now uses max(byRoleCount, participants.size) for monotonicity during fast joins, matching the stream-video-js SDK. AND-926
) * fix(core): prevent "MediaSource has been disposed" crash on leave Guards the lazy audio/video source and track creation/disposal in MediaManagerImpl with a single reentrant lock, and adds a terminal `released` flag so the mic/camera mute paths no-op after cleanup instead of lazily resurrecting native objects. The crash occurred when a call was left while the first AudioSwitch setup was still in flight: cleanup() disposed the audio source on one thread while the deferred mic-disable callback recreated the audio track from that disposed source on stream-audio-thread. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * test(core): stub runOnAudioTrackIfAvailable in MicrophoneManager tests enable()/disable() now route the track toggle through mediaManager.runOnAudioTrackIfAvailable instead of the audioTrack getter, so the test helper stubs the new helper to invoke its block with the mock track. Fixes the 5 failing MicrophoneManagerTest verifications. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
…elease of 1.26.0 (#1719) * Revert " Include internal audio switch to fix concurrency issue (#1710)" This reverts commit 9a8da36. * chore(release): reset version to 1.25.0 to allow re-release of 1.26.0 The 1.26.0 Maven publish failed due to the local AAR introduced in #1710. Resetting gradle.properties to 1.25.0 so the release workflow can re-tag and publish 1.26.0 cleanly from the reverted develop state.
The "setting up call" foreground-service notification was built without a
small icon for any non-incoming trigger (outgoing/ongoing/livestream). The
non-deprecated getSettingUpCallNotification(trigger, callId) delegated its
else branch to the deprecated no-arg overload, which never called
setSmallIcon. A small icon is mandatory for foreground-service
notifications, so Android 13+ rejected it with
CannotPostForegroundServiceNotificationException ("Bad notification for
startForeground") when the call foreground service started.
Extract a non-deprecated buildSettingUpCallNotification() helper that always
sets setSmallIcon(R.drawable.stream_video_ic_call), and have both the
non-deprecated else branch and the deprecated overload delegate to it. Add a
regression test covering the non-incoming (outgoing) trigger path.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
* update open api generated models * update code gen script
* update open api generated models * update code gen script * fix: self cancelling coroutine code * fix: fix self cancelling coroutine code
…e call (3/4) (#1715) * update open api generated models * update code gen script * fix: self cancelling coroutine code * internal: add call leave reason * internal: update Call Leave Reason LLC * fix: fix unit tests * 📝 CodeRabbit Chat: Implement requested code changes * Update stream-video-android-core/src/main/kotlin/io/getstream/video/android/core/CallLeaveReason.kt * chore: send correct leave reason from StreamCallActivity.kt --------- Co-authored-by: coderabbitai[bot] <136622811+coderabbitai[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Aleksandar Apostolov <apostolov.alexandar@gmail.com>
…ry (#1785) * [AND-1441] Route the remaining internal render paths through VideoComponentFactory * [AND-1441] Extract the shared screen sharing fallback default
* Null-check the stop intent before stopService in cleanup * Cover both stop-intent branches of cleanup with Robolectric tests
* fix(core): single-flight Call.join to stop concurrent-join race Coalesce overlapping join() callers onto one in-flight attempt and clean up sessions that fail to connect, preventing SFU-evicted zombie publishers. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * fix(core): always tear down sessions after failed join connect Remove the discardFailedSession ownership guard. Once join is returning Failure (including after failed join-time recovery), clear the active slot and cleanup both the join session and any reconnect replacement. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * fix(core): call-scoped refcounted single-flight for Call.join Move join coalescing to StreamRefCountedSingleFlightProcessor so work runs on the call scope, survives individual waiter cancellation, and cancels only when the last waiter leaves. Subsequent join() on an already-joined call returns the existing session instead of failing and tearing down the live call. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * fix(core): harden refcounted single-flight cancel and structure Make flights ConcurrentHashMap-safe, remove+cancel under one lock so newcomers cannot attach to a Cancelling flight, refactor run into acquire/select/await helpers, and add regression tests. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * fix(core): discard the session when join is cancelled after install Last-/sole-waiter cancel aborts the call-scoped join. When that landed after setActiveSession, the half-joined session and Joined state stayed behind and the idempotent join() path then returned Success on that zombie. Tear it down on cancel, and keep the already-joined check in executeJoin only so joinInternal has a single caller-owned precondition. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * style(core): move CallJoinCoordinator companion object to class top Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * fix(core): do not attach to cancelling single-flight jobs Reuse only isActive flights, and cancel/clear/stop now remove then cancel under the same mutex as the closed check so a new run cannot join a dying job or start after stop. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * fix(core): restore joinInternal guard and emit join coalescing traces Keep already-joined Success at joinInternal for direct callers, detach stale flights when the last waiter leaves even if the deferred is dead, and record SFU traces plus warnings for double-join and coalesced concurrent joins. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * fix(core): skip local track install when publishStream returns null Unsafe casts after a nullable publish crashed join/ringing E2E when the publisher was missing or had no matching publish options. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * fix(core): keep mute signalling and SFU observers on early-return paths The publishStream null guard moved setMuteState after the publish attempt, so a null publish skipped UpdateMuteStates entirely. Without it the SFU never emits TrackPublished, ParticipantState.audioEnabled stays false and the participant tile shows a muted mic while the local toggle shows enabled. Signal the mute state first again, as before, and keep only the safe cast. The joinInternal already-joined guard sat after cancelSfuObservers(), so returning the live session cancelled its SFU event subscription with nothing left to re-register it (monitorSession only runs on the new-session path) and never moved the connection to Joined. Gate before the teardown instead. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * fix(core): keep Call.join running after the last UI waiter cancels Incoming accept can finish or recreate the Activity after the SFU session is already in. Last-waiter cancel then discarded that session, ringing stayed Idle, and Connecting never left. Leave still aborts join by cancelling the call scope. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * fix(core): delay SFU noise-cancellation until join completes RtcSession is installed before JoinCallResponseEvent, so startNoiseCancellation hit PARTICIPANT_NOT_FOUND and triggered a rejoin that left ringing stuck on Connecting. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * fix(core): emit JoinInitiated for every Call.join invocation Keep coalesced and already-joined join() calls visible in telemetry without rotating the in-flight joinStageAttemptId used to correlate coordinator and SFU events. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * fix(core): emit JoinInitiated with a fresh attempt id on every join() Report the SDK join at Call.join() entry so coalesced and already-joined callers stay visible, minting a new joinStageAttemptId each time. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * fix(core): unmute only after publishStream returns a track setMuteState(true) was sending UpdateMuteStates before asPublishedOrNull could return, so a failed publish still looked live on the SFU. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * fix(core): snapshot join interceptor at flight creation Cancelling a join waiter does not abort the shared job — only leave() does. Capture the leader interceptor under the flight lock so coalesced callers do not warn about a drop against a not-yet-assigned state field, and install it before awaiting the guest token. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * fix(core): select CallJoinInterceptor from the first non-cancelled waiter Interceptor candidates live on the join flight with each waiter's Job. A destroyed Activity's cancelled join() no longer keeps its interceptor; the next still-active waiter supplies it. Selection is frozen when callReadyToJoin starts. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * fix(core): register join waiters once under the flight lock Add interceptor registrations in acquireWaiter instead of both create and coalesce paths, and log when the join flight leader starts. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * fix(core): restore synchronous Active on null legacy interceptor Keep handleLegacyBehaviour's original contract: no interceptor means onReady immediately, without launching a job or waiting for a later provider. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> Co-authored-by: Rahul Kumar Lohra <tgunix@gmail.com>
… when call id is missing (#1768) * fix: Move goAsync() into the branch that finishes the pending broadcast * Throw cancellation exception --------- Co-authored-by: Pratim Mallick <34009202+PratimMallick@users.noreply.github.com>
… reconnect (#1802) RealtimeConnection.Connected has a single writer after a reconnect: the ICE health monitor. Its recovery required both peer connections to reach an established ICE state, but a peer connection with nothing to negotiate stays NEW forever (the subscriber right after a reconnect with no inbound tracks), so the recovery never fired and the UI showed 'Reconnecting..' indefinitely. The nightly testReconnectionDuringCallRecording kept exhausting its retries on exactly this: socket reconnected, publisher ICE CONNECTED, subscriber NEW. - Extract the decision into iceHealthTransition and recover when the SFU socket is connected and no ICE side is bad (DISCONNECTED or FAILED), instead of requiring both sides to be established. A side that fails later still flips the state back through the degraded branch. - Re-evaluate on SFU socket state changes too, so recovery does not depend on a later ICE edge. - evaluateIceHealth is an internal member so the wrapper is directly testable; pure unit tests pin the contract on both ICE sides, including the exact state combination from the CI logs, and the recovery test fails against the old predicate.
…1788) * Fix the outgoing ringing state stuck on Connecting in join-and-ring In the join-and-ring flow the SFU join response sets the ringing state to Outgoing directly, but the ring request registers the call in client.state.ringingCall only later. A coordinator event landing in that window (for example call.session_started) recomputed the ringing state with hasRingingCall = false and downgraded Outgoing back to Idle. Nothing recomputed the state afterwards, so the caller stayed on the full screen "Connecting..." UI until the E2E test timed out (nightly failures on API 33, 34 and 35). - Keep the current Outgoing state in updateRingingState while join-and-ring is in progress and the ringing call is not registered yet. - Recompute the ringing state right after the ring succeeds in joinAndRing, so the state recovers even when no later coordinator event arrives. - Poll the assertOutgoingCall controls with waitDisplayed instead of instant isDisplayed calls, and check both camera toggle states for audio calls. - RingingStateJoinAndRingTest reproduces the race on a real CallState with a mocked client (TestBase and Robolectric, a real events flow, and an exception handler so leaked coroutine failures fail this test instead of a neighbor). Both tests fail without the fix. * Clean up and cover the code SonarCloud flagged on the touched files - Remove the unused createdBySelf variable in updateRingingState. - Merge the nested if statements in CallJoinCoordinator (isPermanentError and the SFU connect failure recovery check). - Use DispatcherProvider.Default instead of a hardcoded Dispatchers.Default in observeTelecomHold, and rename the unused lambda parameter to _. - Cover the touched branches: a unit test for the telecom hold observer (an active call on hold leaves with CALL_ON_HOLD), the permanent ThrowableError case of isPermanentError, the recoverable SFU socket failure whose reconnect settles as Connected, and the recompute during join-and-ring before the SFU join response sets Outgoing. * Poll the participant microphone icon in assertUserMicrophone On API 31 and 32 the nightly run showed assertUserMicrophone failing while the hierarchy dump taken right after the failure already contained both the enabled toggle and the enabled participant icon. The participant view icon updates slightly after the control toggle, and the assert checked it with an instant isDisplayed() right after the toggle appeared. Poll both checks with waitDisplayed, the same pattern assertOutgoingCall uses. * Absorb stale reads in the recording icon assert The develop nightly on API 34 leaked a raw StaleObjectException from assertRecordingView: waitToAppear absorbs staleness while waiting, but the returned node can go stale before isDisplayed() reads visibleCenter. Use the stale-safe waitDisplayed with the same 30s window, so the real failure is reported instead of the stale read. * Give the reconnection recording test a window that outlives the reconnect testReconnectionDuringCallRecording kept exhausting all 3 attempts on the nightly with 'expected Recording but was Reconnecting..'. The recording is server side and survives the user's reconnect fine; it was the test racing its own budget. The buddy participant stops the recording 30 seconds after its start request, the composite recorder alone needs 20-30s to start, and the drop plus reconnect plus the polling asserts consumed the rest on slow CI emulators, so the assert ran after the recording legitimately ended. Raise the window to 90 seconds. The plain recording test already uses 60 without a reconnect in the middle. * Start the outgoing call service in joinAndRing and cover its notification The caller had no outgoing call notification in the join-and-ring flow: the notification is posted by the foreground service started with TRIGGER_OUTGOING_CALL, which only registerOutgoingRing() starts, and only the create-with-ring path called it. joinAndRing only called markRinging(), so no service and no notification (setActiveCall logs 'Outgoing call service should already be running'). On develop this was sometimes masked when the ringing state flapped to Idle at setActiveCall time and the ongoing service started instead; with the deterministic Outgoing state it never rendered. - joinAndRing now calls registerOutgoingRing() on ring success, which registers the ringing call exactly like markRinging() and also starts the outgoing call service, mirroring the create-with-ring path. - The outgoing ringing E2E test asserts the notification both ways: shown while the outgoing screen is up, gone after the decline. The check reads NotificationManager.activeNotifications in the app process and matches the notification title, because the outgoing screen shows the same 'Calling...' text in the shade and the notification is posted on the ongoing calls channel. - CallJoinCoordinatorTest verifies registerOutgoingRing on ring success. Verified locally on an API 35 emulator through the real fastlane flow: the test fails at the notification assert with the old markRinging() code and passes with the fix. * Drop the structurally dead condition in the join recovery check The terminal failure case already returns earlier in the same when block, so only recoverable causes reach the recovery check and the reconnect outcome is the only condition left to evaluate.
…1777) * fix(core): give RingingState.Outgoing structural equality Outgoing was the only RingingState without structural equality, so every updateRingingState() recomputation published a new value on the ringingState StateFlow. Side effects meant to run once per transition ran on every call state update instead: the auto-cancel ring timer restarted its full delay, so a chatty update stream postponed the caller's timeout indefinitely; the outgoing ringtone restarted from the beginning on API 28+, where the RingtoneManager path is not idempotent; the ongoing-call notification was rebuilt and re-posted; and previousRingingStates, a hash set, grew for the lifetime of the ring. Incoming was already a data class, so only the caller side was affected. Every Outgoing consumer uses a type check or reads acceptedByCallee, so nothing depended on identity. The API dump gains only the generated data class members; the constructors are unchanged. Fixes AND-1412 * test(core): assert the outgoing acceptance stops the ringtone The stopCallSound assertion was satisfied by the initial Idle emission, which already routes to stopCallSound, so it passed with the acceptance transition removed entirely. Drop the recorded calls once the repeated-outgoing phase has been asserted, so the remaining assertions cover only the acceptance. --------- Co-authored-by: Pratim Mallick <34009202+PratimMallick@users.noreply.github.com>
* feat(core): end-to-end encryption for call media Adds framed AES-GCM E2EE, following the shape the JS and iOS SDKs use so the same integration works across platforms. An E2EEManager is attached to a Call before join. The publisher installs an encryptor on each outgoing sender after addTransceiver, and the subscriber installs a decryptor on each incoming receiver once it knows which user the track belongs to. The join request carries an e2ee flag that the coordinator validates against the call's encryption settings. Key generation and distribution stay out of the SDK, per spec. Integrators either drive StreamEncryptionManager's key APIs or supply their own E2EEManager, which detaches Stream from the encryption entirely. Notable decisions: - Key management lives on E2EEKeyProvider, separate from E2EEManager. The spec's manager contract is only encrypt/decrypt, and a custom manager backed by MLS or a hardware keystore has no key setters to offer. - Call.setE2EESharedKey and friends lazy-create the default manager, so setting a key is all it takes to enable encryption. A manager the SDK created is disposed on cleanup; one handed to us by the app is not, since it usually outlives the call. - If the encryptor cannot be attached, the publisher drops the transceiver instead of caching it. Publishing there would send plaintext on a call the app believes is encrypted. StreamEncryptionManager reaches org.webrtc.EncryptionManager through reflection, because no published WebRTC artifact carries GetStream/webrtc#110 yet: 146.7.0 (May) and 148.0.1-SNAPSHOT (Aug 12) both predate it. Compiling against the class directly would break every module. The binding resolves methods by name and arity, isSupported() reports whether the class exists, and the cost is nil since encrypt/decrypt run once per track attach rather than per frame. Replace it with direct calls when the AAR ships. Still open: the SFU's JoinResponse.e2ee_enabled from protocol#1892 is not in our vendored proto, so CallState.e2eeEnabled reflects the attached manager rather than the server's view. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * feat(core): own E2EE keys on StreamEncryptionManager Drop Call-level key helpers and the JNI wrapper so the app holds the manager, sets keys before attach, and disposes it. Point WebRTC at the snapshot that ships EncryptionManager. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * fix(core): send e2ee on first join and keep the lobby manager alive The coordinator rejects a join whose flag disagrees with the call. Rejoin and migrate omit the param and reuse the attached manager. The lobby no longer disposes that manager when Join clears the task. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * chore(core): dump public API for E2EE types Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * fix(e2ee): address media encryption review Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * refactor(e2ee): return results from manager setup Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * Remove comment * fix(core): reattach decryptors after track removal and document E2EE events Join coordinator tests now match the e2ee joinRequest argument. Removed tracks drop decryptor tracking so a re-added receiver can be attached again, and the demo plus KDoc cover runtime manager events. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * feat(core): trace E2EE setup and native encryption errors Encryption problems were visible only in local logcat, so a call that joined encrypted and then went undecodable left nothing behind in call stats to diagnose it. Traces four things through the existing tracer pipeline: - whether the app attached a manager, recorded at session creation since setE2EEManager has to run before join, when no tracer exists yet - setE2EEManager rejected because the call already joined, which silently leaves the call unencrypted - native encryption events, throttled per event kind and track because decryption can fail per frame while the buffer drains on the stats interval; suppressed repeats are counted, not dropped - encryptor and decryptor attach failures, which withhold a track without ever reaching the SFU WebRTC exposes a single observer slot that setEventListener used to claim, so the SDK could not observe events without displacing the app. The manager now owns the slot and fans out to both listeners, isolating a throwing one from the other. Sessions register through an internal listener that clears only if still current, so a rejoin does not lose it. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * refactor(core): trace only E2EE setup, not native events Narrows the previous commit to the encryption setup. Native encryption events fire per frame on every client, which is more volume than call stats should carry, and apps already observe them through StreamEncryptionManager.setEventListener. Removes the native event trace and its throttle, and the encryptor and decryptor attach-failure traces, which keep their existing logs. The observer fan-out goes with them: it existed so SDK tracing could share WebRTC's single observer slot with the app, and with no SDK listener left setEventListener owns the slot directly again. What remains is one trace per session recording whether a manager was attached and which algorithm it uses, plus the setE2EEManager call that was rejected for arriving after join. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * fix(core): raise the unit test heap so Robolectric can load The unit test job failed with OutOfMemoryError loading android-all-instrumented-13.jar, in whichever Robolectric class ran first: IncomingCallPresenterTest, ServiceLauncherTest, TelecomPermissionsTest, ForegroundServicePermissionManagerTest. Gradle forks one test worker with a 512 MB heap by default, and unlike isolatedTest the main task does not set forkEvery, so the whole suite shares that worker. Robolectric's android-all jar never comfortably fit, and it tipped over as the suite grew. Reruns sometimes passed, which is what a marginal heap looks like rather than a flake. Raising the worker to 4g fixes it, matching what stream-video-android-ui-compose already does for Paparazzi. Verified by reproducing the exact failure locally at 512m and confirming all 1117 tests pass at 4g. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
* Don't fetch fcm token during logout * 1. Replace first with firstOrNull to avoid exception 2. Bring back `streamVideo.logOut()` which clears device token storage from local * 1. Add try-catch to catch io exception 2. Update kdoc
* Add e2e tests for join and ring * Spotless
* feat(core): send X-Stream-Client on SFU Twirp requests Only the coordinator API carried the SDK identity; the SFU's Twirp calls carried none. The header is added on the signaling client rather than the shared SFU OkHttp client, so the SFU socket keeps the single X-Stream-Client that SocketFactory already sets. The name matches the identifier SendStats already reports. * fix(core): use the stream-video-android prefix in the SFU client header * fix(core): match the coordinator version format in the SFU client header
* feat(demo-app): enable E2EE from scanned encryption_key link A scanned QR code or deeplink carrying the web demo's encryption_key parameter now joins the call encrypted, using the passphrase in the link. The key is applied by overriding join(), since setE2EEManager is rejected once a session exists. Reuses the lobby's deriveE2EEKey so the derivation stays identical to the web demo, which is what makes a cross-platform test call decrypt at all. The WebRTC native library is loaded explicitly first: EncryptionManager's JNI is registered in JNI_OnLoad, and a scanned link joins without ever building a PeerConnectionFactory, unlike the lobby's camera preview. * feat(demo-app): put the E2EE passphrase on shared invite links The in-call share sheet and its QR code emitted a bare join link, so scanning the code of an encrypted call produced a join the scanner could not decrypt. Both now carry the encryption_key parameter, matching the web demo's link format. The passphrase is held in memory keyed by call cid, since deriving the key discards it. It is deliberately not persisted and never attached to anything the coordinator stores: that would hand the server the key. * fix(demo-app): only advertise the E2EE passphrase for the call using it Holding passphrases in a map keyed by call ID meant a leftover entry from an earlier session of the same ID could be attached to a later link, so a plain call could advertise a key it was not using — and demo call IDs are short and reused. The holder now keeps a single call at a time and answers only for the ID it was stored against. The link also gates on the SDK's own e2eeEnabled state rather than on merely having a passphrase, so the parameter appears only when the call is really encrypted. --------- Co-authored-by: Pratim Mallick <34009202+PratimMallick@users.noreply.github.com>
* feat(core): pin coordinator join to an SFU via sfu_id Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * fix(core): pin sfu_id via interceptor to keep joinCall binary-compatible Adding a Retrofit @query replaced the published ProductvideoApi.joinCall signature. Append the coordinator pin on the HTTP request instead. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * style(core): apply Spotless license header on SFU pin interceptor Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * refactor(core): move SFU pin to forceSfuId builder function Replace the StreamVideoBuilder sfuId constructor parameter with an @InternalStreamVideoApi forceSfuId() function, matching the existing forceApiUrl / forceWssUrl pattern. The public constructor signature is untouched, so the API dump returns to its develop state. Drop StreamVideoClient.pinnedSfuId, which was written but never read; the interceptor receives the pin through CoordinatorConnectionModule. * refactor(core): only install the SFU pin interceptor when pinned Guard the interceptor at the install site so it is absent from the coordinator OkHttp chain unless a pin is configured, instead of adding a no-op interceptor to every client. The blank check moves to the guard, so the builder passes the configured value through unchanged. --------- Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> Co-authored-by: Aleksandar Apostolov <apostolov.alexandar@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Rahul Kumar Lohra <tgunix@gmail.com>
* Pin the video buddy to the navigation race fix and widen the flaky waits The nightly E2E has been red most nights. Two separate causes. The first is in stream-video-buddy. Its lobby page poll calls page.locator().count() in a loop, and when the page navigates mid-poll Playwright rejects the call. Nothing catches it, so the buddy process dies and no participant ever joins. The Android test waiting for those participants then fails far from the real cause. Every uncaught exception in the nightly buddy logs over the last two weeks was this one line, 8 of them. GetStream/stream-video-buddy#13 fixes it and 1.8.1 is the first release that contains it, so pin to that tag. The second is our own waits. Counting every timeout in the nightly artifacts, and leaving out the shard where an emulator launcher ANR covered the screen, the join call button on the call details screen timed out 9 times at the 5s default and the spotlight menu item timed out twice at 15s. Widen both. The lobby close button gets the same treatment: it has no nightly occurrences, but it fails about half the time locally on the re-enter tests and shares the 5s default. * Widen the recording, ring and background waits Three more nightly signatures that survive the buddy fix, all timing. The recording consent dialog waits for the backend composite recorder to emit call.recording_started. The buddy starts the recording within seconds, so the 30s wait was really the recorder's start-up latency, and it ran out four times (Aug 31, Sep 2, and twice on Sep 10). Give it 60s, and stretch the recording window in testReconnectionDuringCallRecording to 120s so the recording still runs through the drop, the reconnect and the final assert. assertIncomingCall is often the first wait after the participant rings, so its 5s default carried the whole ring delivery latency and timed out on Sep 8. waitForIncomingCall timed out at 15s on Sep 1 and 2. Both get 30s. assertBackground counted the toggle right after opening the settings sheet, with no wait, and read 0 twice for a toggle that was there. Wait for it first. --------- Co-authored-by: Aleksandar Apostolov <apostolov.alexandar@gmail.com>
PR #1790 merged origin/develop up to 0233a92 into develop-v2, but it was squash merged, so git no longer knows those commits are contained in develop-v2. This commit keeps the develop-v2 tree exactly as is and only records 0233a92 as merged, so the next merge from develop starts from the right base instead of re-resolving the whole v1/v2 divergence.
Brings the 11 develop commits landed since the last merge down (#1790, develop tip 0233a92) onto develop-v2: the SFU pin, the SDK client header, the Bluetooth permission fix, the FCM logout fix, the demo users and E2EE work, the ring timeout fix and the E2E test updates. Conflict resolutions: - gradle/libs.versions.toml: kept the v2 WebRTC 137.1.1 and noise cancellation 2.0.0, as the previous merge down did. develop moved to WebRTC 145.17.0, which is only published under the org.webrtc package. - CoordinatorConnectionModule: kept the v2 lazy OkHttp client (needed by the Compose previews) and the Unit socket connection type, and added develop's pinnedSfuId interceptor inside the lazy builder. - CallPermissions: took develop's BLUETOOTH_CONNECT request on Android 12 and above. - Demo CallLobbyScreen: kept the v2 StreamIconButton close button and added develop's E2EE button next to it. This does not compile yet. The E2EE code from #1801 links against org.webrtc.EncryptionManager, which ships in stream-video-webrtc-android 145.17.0. develop-v2 uses stream-video-webrtc-android-repackaged, and only 137.1.1 of that artifact is published, so the class is not available. The merge is on hold until the repackaged artifact is published at 145.17.0 or newer.
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WalkthroughThis change adds SDK and demo-app support for end-to-end encryption, SFU pinning, improved call permissions, stronger E2E call tests, and more resilient Android test automation. It also updates size metrics, demo users, logout cleanup, and tooling versions. ChangesSDK E2EE support
Demo encrypted-call flow
SFU and permissions
Demo test stability
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant DeeplinkingActivity
participant CallActivity
participant Call
participant StreamEncryptionManager
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Caller->>DeeplinkingActivity: Open encrypted link
DeeplinkingActivity->>CallActivity: Pass encryption passphrase
CallActivity->>StreamEncryptionManager: Derive key and create manager
CallActivity->>Call: Attach E2EE manager
Call->>SFU: Join with e2ee flag
Call->>StreamEncryptionManager: Encrypt and decrypt media
Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This change adds end-to-end encryption across the SDK and demo app, but it currently references WebRTC encryption APIs that the bundled WebRTC library does not contain, so the library and its tests will not build. Several encryption behaviors also need hardening before release: a failed encryptor attachment can be reported as a successful publish, encryption settings can change mid-join, and the demo app can continue joining unencrypted, block the UI during key derivation, and write the shared passphrase into device logs. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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CWE: CWE-532 — Insertion of Sensitive Information into Log FileRemove the E2EE passphrase from deep-link logs.
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In `@demo-app/src/main/kotlin/io/getstream/video/android/CallActivity.kt`:
- Line 153: Update the key derivation flow in CallActivity around deriveE2EEKey
so it runs in an activity-owned structured coroutine instead of blocking the
join caller with runBlocking. Perform derivation via
withContext(Dispatchers.Default), then resume the join on the main dispatcher
only after successful derivation.
- Line 147: Update the E2EE setup and join flow in CallActivity so setup failure
is returned through onError and super.join is not invoked without a valid
manager, ensuring the call fails closed. Replace the blocking
runBlocking(Dispatchers.Default) setup with structured asynchronous coroutine
execution while preserving the existing success and error callbacks.
In `@demo-app/src/main/kotlin/io/getstream/video/android/ui/call/ShareCall.kt`:
- Around line 113-115: Validate the sharelink scheme before appending the
passphrase in the encrypted invite-link flow around ShareCall’s Uri builder.
Allow only HTTPS sharelinks and reject or otherwise stop processing non-HTTPS
values before E2EE_KEY_QUERY_PARAM is added; preserve the existing
encrypted-link behavior for valid HTTPS URLs.
In
`@demo-app/src/main/kotlin/io/getstream/video/android/ui/lobby/CallLobbyViewModel.kt`:
- Around line 80-84: Update the info-level log in CallLobbyViewModel to avoid
exposing call.cid: remove the identifier from the message or emit the log only
when StreamVideoImpl.developmentMode is enabled, while preserving the encryption
mode diagnostic.
In
`@stream-video-android-core/src/main/kotlin/io/getstream/video/android/core/Call.kt`:
- Around line 641-655: The join flow must prevent E2EE manager changes as soon
as joinRequest starts, not only after session.value is set. Update the relevant
join-state guard and setE2EEManager logic in Call so concurrent changes are
rejected throughout the suspended request, while preserving the existing failure
behavior after joining. Add a regression test that suspends joinRequest,
attempts to change the manager, and verifies the change is rejected.
In
`@stream-video-android-core/src/main/kotlin/io/getstream/video/android/core/call/connection/Publisher.kt`:
- Line 427: Update addTransceiver to return success or failure instead of Unit,
and have publishStreamInternal propagate a failed encryptor attachment result
rather than returning the newly created track. Preserve successful publication
and caching only when transceiver setup completes successfully.
In
`@stream-video-android-core/src/main/kotlin/io/getstream/video/android/core/e2ee/StreamEncryptionManager.kt`:
- Line 22: Align the E2EE implementation with
stream-video-webrtc-android-repackaged:137.1.1 by replacing unavailable
org.webrtc EncryptionManager and related types with io.getstream.webrtc
FrameCryptorFactory, RtpSender, and RtpReceiver. Update
StreamEncryptionManager.kt, E2EEEvent.kt, E2EEManager.kt, and E2EETrackType.kt
at the specified import sites and adjust their usage so the core module compiles
against the available repackaged API.
In
`@stream-video-android-core/src/test/kotlin/io/getstream/video/android/core/e2ee/CallE2EETest.kt`:
- Line 55: Update CallE2EETest at
stream-video-android-core/src/test/kotlin/io/getstream/video/android/core/e2ee/CallE2EETest.kt:55-55
and E2EEMediaAttachmentTest at
stream-video-android-core/src/test/kotlin/io/getstream/video/android/core/e2ee/E2EEMediaAttachmentTest.kt:63-63
to extend TestBase, using the repository’s standard setup and cleanup contract.
In
`@stream-video-android-core/src/test/kotlin/io/getstream/video/android/core/e2ee/E2EENativeMappingTest.kt`:
- Line 21: Update E2EENativeMappingTest to use the available
io.getstream.webrtc.FrameCryptor API instead of org.webrtc.EncryptionManager,
replacing its TrackType, Algorithm, and E2eeEventType references with the
corresponding FrameCryptor-based symbols. If the test cannot be adapted without
unsupported production references, remove the test and those references.
In
`@stream-video-android-core/src/test/kotlin/io/getstream/video/android/core/internal/module/CoordinatorSfuPinInterceptorTest.kt`:
- Line 29: Update CoordinatorSfuPinInterceptorTest to extend the repository’s
TestBase class, preserving the existing test behavior and setup while aligning
this fast unit test with the standard test contract.
In
`@stream-video-android-core/src/test/kotlin/io/getstream/video/android/core/internal/module/SfuHeadersInterceptorTest.kt`:
- Line 30: Update SfuHeadersInterceptorTest to extend TestBase, preserving its
existing test behavior and setup while satisfying the required fast-unit-test
contract.
In
`@stream-video-android-core/src/test/kotlin/io/getstream/video/android/core/RingingStateTest.kt`:
- Line 37: Update the RingingStateTest class to extend the repository’s
TestBase, preserving its fast unit-test scope and existing test behavior.
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In `@demo-app/src/main/kotlin/io/getstream/video/android/DeeplinkingActivity.kt`:
- Line 92: Update the logging around DeeplinkingActivity to avoid logging the
complete intent.data URI, which may contain the encryption_key passphrase.
Redact encryption_key before passing the URI to logger.d, or log only
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Reachability: External
Exploitability: Moderate
CWE: CWE-311 — Missing Encryption of Sensitive Data
Fail closed on E2EE setup and avoid blocking the join caller.
- If E2EE setup fails,
enableE2EEreturns andsuper.joinstill runs without a manager. The call can join unencrypted. Return the setup result and invokeonErrorinstead of joining. runBlocking(Dispatchers.Default)still blocks the caller during PBKDF2. Perform setup in a structured coroutine without blocking the join thread.
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In `@demo-app/src/main/kotlin/io/getstream/video/android/CallActivity.kt` at line
147, Update the E2EE setup and join flow in CallActivity so setup failure is
returned through onError and super.join is not invoked without a valid manager,
ensuring the call fails closed. Replace the blocking
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| runBlocking(Dispatchers.Default) { deriveE2EEKey(passphrase) } |
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Do not block the join caller during key derivation.
runBlocking(Dispatchers.Default) runs PBKDF2 on Dispatchers.Default, but it still blocks the calling thread until all 100,000 iterations finish. Start an activity-owned coroutine. Use withContext(Dispatchers.Default) for derivation. Resume the join on the main dispatcher after success.
As per coding guidelines, “Keep critical RTC paths off the main thread; prefer coroutines with structured scopes.” <coding_guidelines>
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In `@demo-app/src/main/kotlin/io/getstream/video/android/CallActivity.kt` at line
153, Update the key derivation flow in CallActivity around deriveE2EEKey so it
runs in an activity-owned structured coroutine instead of blocking the join
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Sensitive Data Exposure
Reachability: Internal
Exploitability: Difficult
CWE: CWE-319 — Cleartext Transmission of Sensitive Information
Validate sharelink before creating encrypted invite links.
Built-in and UI-selected environments use HTTPS, but AppConfig.load restores StreamEnvironment from SharedPreferences, and selectEnv accepts its sharelink without validation. A persisted HTTP value causes shareUrl to append encryption_key to a cleartext URL. Reject non-HTTPS values before appending the passphrase.
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In `@demo-app/src/main/kotlin/io/getstream/video/android/ui/call/ShareCall.kt`
around lines 113 - 115, Validate the sharelink scheme before appending the
passphrase in the encrypted invite-link flow around ShareCall’s Uri builder.
Allow only HTTPS sharelinks and reject or otherwise stop processing non-HTTPS
values before E2EE_KEY_QUERY_PARAM is added; preserve the existing
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| "Call ${call.cid} encryption mode=" + | ||
| "${call.state.settings.value?.encryption?.mode}", | ||
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Exploitability: Moderate
CWE: CWE-532 — Insertion of Sensitive Information into Log File
Do not log call.cid at info level.
The repository requires call IDs to be sanitized in logs. Remove the identifier or guard this log with StreamVideoImpl.developmentMode.
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around lines 80 - 84, Update the info-level log in CallLobbyViewModel to avoid
exposing call.cid: remove the identifier from the message or emit the log only
when StreamVideoImpl.developmentMode is enabled, while preserving the encryption
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| // Too late to encrypt this call, and the app may not check the result. Record it, since | ||
| // the SFU otherwise just sees a call that stayed unencrypted for no stated reason. | ||
| activeSession.sfuTracer.trace( | ||
| PeerConnectionTraceKey.E2EE_SET_MANAGER.value, | ||
| "rejected: call already joined", | ||
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| return kotlin.Result.failure( | ||
| IllegalStateException( | ||
| "setE2EEManager must be called before join(). The publisher and subscriber " + | ||
| "capture the manager when the session is created, and the coordinator " + | ||
| "validates the call's encryption mode against the join request.", | ||
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CWE: CWE-362 — Concurrent Execution using Shared Resource with Improper Synchronization ('Race Condition')
Reject E2EE manager changes when join() starts.
session.value remains null during joinRequest. A concurrent setE2EEManager call can change state.e2eeEnabled before the request completes and change the manager captured by RtcSession. The coordinator and media paths can therefore use different E2EE configurations, including a server-encrypted join with plaintext local media. Freeze one E2EE configuration for the complete join, or reject manager changes once the join starts. Add a regression test that changes the manager while joinRequest is suspended.
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around lines 641 - 655, The join flow must prevent E2EE manager changes as soon
as joinRequest starts, not only after session.value is set. Update the relevant
join-state guard and setE2EEManager logic in Call so concurrent changes are
rejected throughout the suspended request, while preserving the existing failure
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| * Covers the [Call]-level end-to-end encryption surface: attaching a manager, the guard that keeps | ||
| * it before join, the key conveniences, and the flag the coordinator validates the join against. | ||
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| class CallE2EETest { |
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Use the repository unit-test base class.
Both classes are fast unit tests. Extend TestBase so they use the repository test setup and cleanup contract.
stream-video-android-core/src/test/kotlin/io/getstream/video/android/core/e2ee/CallE2EETest.kt#L55-L55: extendTestBase.stream-video-android-core/src/test/kotlin/io/getstream/video/android/core/e2ee/E2EEMediaAttachmentTest.kt#L63-L63: extendTestBase.
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Update this test independently for the available WebRTC E2EE API.
The 137.1.1 artifact has no EncryptionManager in either namespace. It exposes io.getstream.webrtc.FrameCryptor APIs instead. A production namespace change cannot fix this import or its EncryptionManager.TrackType, Algorithm, and E2eeEventType usages. Update this test to match the FrameCryptor-based implementation, or remove it with the unsupported production references.
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at line 21, Update E2EENativeMappingTest to use the available
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Goal
Closes AND-1524
Bring develop-v2 up to date with develop. It is 11 commits behind: the SFU pin, the
X-Stream-Client header, the Bluetooth permission fix for audio-only calls, the FCM
logout fix, the extra demo users, E2EE for call media, the outgoing ring timeout fix
and the E2E test updates.
Draft on purpose. It does not compile yet, see Testing.
Implementation
origin/developon top. chore: merge develop into develop-v2 #1790 was squash merged, so git no longer knows thosecommits are contained in develop-v2, and a plain merge falls back to the old merge
base and re-resolves the whole v1/v2 divergence (chore: merge develop into develop-v2 #1790 went through about 116
conflicts that way). With the recording commit, only 4 files conflicted.
gradle/libs.versions.toml: kept WebRTC 137.1.1 and noise cancellation 2.0.0, aschore: merge develop into develop-v2 #1790 did. develop moved to WebRTC 145.17.0, which is published only under the
org.webrtcpackage.CoordinatorConnectionModule: kept the v2 lazy OkHttp client, which the Composepreviews need, and the
Unitsocket connection type, and added develop'spinnedSfuIdinterceptor inside the lazy builder.CallPermissions: took develop's BLUETOOTH_CONNECT request on Android 12 and above.CallLobbyScreen: kept the v2StreamIconButtonclose button and addeddevelop's E2EE button next to it.
Testing
Blocked.
:stream-video-android-core:compileDebugKotlinfails with 102 errors, andall of them come from one missing class.
The E2EE code from #1801 compiles against
org.webrtc.EncryptionManager, which shipsin
io.getstream:stream-video-webrtc-android:145.17.0. develop-v2 depends onio.getstream:stream-video-webrtc-android-repackaged(theio.getstream.webrtcnamespace), and Maven Central publishes only 137.1.1 of that artifact. Both AARs were
unpacked to confirm: 145.17.0 has
EncryptionManager, the repackaged 137.1.1 hasFrameCryptorand noEncryptionManager. The two errors inPublisher.ktandSubscriber.ktaretoE2EETrackType()overload ambiguity caused by the same missingclass, not separate problems.
Nothing else in the merge breaks. Once
stream-video-webrtc-android-repackagedis published at 145.17.0 or newer, theremaining work is a compile of core and compose,
apiDump,spotlessApply, and then./gradlew spotlessCheck detekt apiCheck testDebugUnitTest.Not run yet, because they need a compiling module:
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