Upgrade webrtc adapter #55
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@robertfausk I have to apologize. I have been neglecting this project for some time, and it is in need of serious attention. I'm hoping to get some time this week to spend with this project. It is likely that webrtc-adapter will become a peer dependency. Doing this puts more burden on clients, but it allows them to include their own version they might already be using, and it alleviates the need for this library to constantly update the dependent version. It is possible that a fully-bundled, standalone version could be produced as well. Regardless, iOS/Safari support is essential, and I will be looking into that. |
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@schmich Let me know if you need some help. |
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@schmich Little advice from my side: if you have an open source project that needs attention, start by merging minor changes. The library is fine (actually it is great), no need for serious attention, or huge changes. Myself, I have fallen more than once into the trap that I said that I should pay attention to some open source project, the result is almost always that you do not do anything at all. But maybe you are different! |
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The adapter was quite some versions behind. The newer version also supports Safari (though it is still buggy). With the newer adapter version, we were receiving the permissions prompt multiple times due to the
ensureAccesscall.p.s. great lib.