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Currently if you use the *_extra_bye options in the Acc module you must make sure that the variables are set before calling loose_route or they are not populated.
This can be problematic if you need to access data associated with the dialog (such as a $dlg_val) for calculations or other processing to populate those values. Making it so that they can be populated after calling loose_route (such as the change made to $DLG_timeout in 1.11) would make this much easier and more intuitive.
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Thank you for the response. That will work great for me.
I still think that it is a bit unintuitive that any variables after calling loose_route don't get accounted for, as loose_route tends to be one of the very first calls that will be made on a request with a totag (which a BYE is pretty much guaranteed to have).
The documentation should at least mention this, as I know it was not obvious to me when I first attempted to use it.
Currently if you use the *_extra_bye options in the Acc module you must make sure that the variables are set before calling loose_route or they are not populated.
This can be problematic if you need to access data associated with the dialog (such as a $dlg_val) for calculations or other processing to populate those values. Making it so that they can be populated after calling loose_route (such as the change made to $DLG_timeout in 1.11) would make this much easier and more intuitive.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: