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feat(ice): make timeout values configurable #537
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Looks good. Some minor observations.
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Should this be available in RtcConfig as well? (I know we want tune some of these values) |
Yeah. Let's make a follow up PR since Thomas doesn't use Rtc. |
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With the adoption of #5080, connlib is now resilient against temporarily failed connections as they'll be immediately re-established. Thus, we no longer need any of the patches that we are currently maintaining in our str0m fork. The only difference is an adjustment of the ICE timeout parameters but those can be made configurable in str0m. Related: algesten/str0m#537.
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With the adoption of #5080, connlib is now resilient against temporarily failed connections as they'll be immediately re-established. Thus, we no longer need any of the patches that we are currently maintaining in our str0m fork. The only difference is an adjustment of the ICE timeout parameters but those can be made configurable in str0m. Related: algesten/str0m#537.
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With the adoption of #5080, connlib is now resilient against temporarily failed connections as they'll be immediately re-established. Thus, we no longer need any of the patches that we are currently maintaining in our str0m fork. The only difference is an adjustment of the ICE timeout parameters but those can be made configurable in str0m. Related: algesten/str0m#537.
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This makes the 3 components that make up the ICE timeout configurable. I tried to add some documentation to the setters to the best of my understanding of how this works internally.
Resolves: #490.