It's unused ever since we switched to LiveKit, and we intend to use other telemetry mechanisms going forward to fill this debugging use case, so it can be removed as discussed in today's team meeting.
...instead of monkey patching the console log objects. We use a logging
framework everywhere now (this fixes the times when we didn't...)
so there's not really a reason to do this the hacky way anymore.
This means that log lines now appear to come from whatever else is
intercepting the logger (eg. sentry) rather than rageshake.ts.
Opinions on this welcome on whether it's better or not.
Look up the alias manually instead. As hopefully explained by the comment.
We hope this may fix a bug where the room ID appeared instead of the room name.
Make it take a room object rather than a room ID to avoid it depending
on a side effect, ie. if the room object input changes, the hook will be
re-run but if we can't get the room from the room ID for whatever reason,
we'd be stuck.
Also add logging on why we decided a room was e2ee.
* fix url by prvidin a last &
everything after the last & will be stripped away
-> hence we loose the last param (usually confined to room...)
-> going home kills the all the params which we need to fix!
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Signed-off-by: Timo K <toger5@hotmail.de>
This didn't work with e2e calls and just ended up with everyone who
went to the URL creating their own room because it didn't add the
alias to any of them.
This has it show a very simple 404-esque screen instead. If the call
already exists, it will show it as before, so existing URLs will
continue to work.
This was a hack that we did back when we were working on PTT, to make the joining process for PTT more seamless, but it doesn't make much sense to auto-join normal calls without giving the user a chance to turn off / adjust their media. If we want this behavior back eventually, I think it would be better serviced by a separate URL parameter.
Splits out the room locartion parsing from everything else to avoid
one function that fills out different parts of its return struct
depending on its args.
This attempts to converge all our modals on the new modal component while changing their designs as little as possible. This should reduce the bundle size a bit and make the app generally feel like it's converging on the new designs, even though individual modals still remain to be revamped.
