Recover the connection state when a peer connection stays NEW after a reconnect - #1802
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WalkthroughRtcSession now centralizes ICE health transitions, treats ChangesICE health monitoring
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change can clear calls that are incorrectly stuck reconnecting, but the current implementation may also report a call as Connected while a peer is closed or still negotiating, and asynchronous state updates may overwrite a newer failure state. These bounded correctness risks should be addressed or explicitly accepted before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant RtcSession
participant ICEConnections
participant SFUSocketState
participant ConnectionStateFlow
ICEConnections->>RtcSession: provide publisher and subscriber ICE states
SFUSocketState->>RtcSession: emit socket state change
RtcSession->>RtcSession: evaluateIceHealth
RtcSession->>ConnectionStateFlow: apply Connected or Reconnecting
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stream-video-android-core/src/test/kotlin/io/getstream/video/android/core/rtc/RtcSessionTest2.kt (1)
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RtcSessionTest2contains fast unit tests but does not extendTestBase. Convert the fixture to useTestBaseso the new tests use the required shared unit-test setup.As per coding guidelines,
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`@stream-video-android-core/src/main/kotlin/io/getstream/video/android/core/call/RtcSession.kt`:
- Around line 2199-2202: Update badIceStates to include
PeerConnection.IceConnectionState.CLOSED so iceHealthTransition treats closed
ICE connections as unhealthy, and add a test covering the reconnecting call path
where a closed publisher or subscriber connection must not become Connected.
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- Line 86: Update the RtcSessionTest2 test fixture to extend TestBase,
preserving its existing test methods while adopting the required shared setup
for fast unit tests.
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… reconnect 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.
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Goal
Fix AND-1481. After a network blip a call can stay on "Reconnecting.." forever even though everything recovered. Split out of #1788 on review request, since
RtcSessionserves every product surface and this change deserves an isolated review and revert unit.Implementation
RealtimeConnection.Connectedis only restored after a reconnect by the ICE health monitor inRtcSession, and its recovery required both peer connections to reach an established ICE state. A peer connection with nothing to negotiate staysNEWforever (for example the subscriber right after a reconnect when the remote side publishes nothing), so the recovery never fired.The evidence is the logcat of run 33514246516 (API 34,
testReconnectionDuringCallRecording, all 3 attempts): network restored at 13:46:52.3, SFU socket Connected at 13:46:53.2, the monitor correctly downgrades at 13:46:53.238 because the publisher ICE is still DISCONNECTED, the publisher ICE then recovers to CONNECTED at 13:46:53.5, but the subscriber stays NEW and the state stays Reconnecting until the test gives up 19 seconds later.The change is limited to the monitor's state decision:
iceHealthTransition(a pure function): 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 existing degraded branch.evaluateIceHealthis an internal member so the wrapper is directly testable.🎨 UI Changes
Not applicable. The fix removes a state where the "Reconnecting.." banner never disappeared.
Testing
RtcSessionTest2pin the contract on both ICE sides, including the exact state combination from the CI logs (Reconnecting, socket connected, publisher CONNECTED, subscriber NEW). The recovery test fails against the old predicate (verified by temporarily restoring it).testReconnectionDuringCallRecordingis the E2E that fails without this patch, probabilistically: the same pre-fix code failed 3 of 3 attempts on run 33514246516 and passed the full nightly hours earlier (run 33155106721), because the trigger needs the downgrade to land in the few hundred milliseconds after the socket reconnects on a loaded emulator. CI sampling: dispatch the "E2E Tests" workflow withtest_class: io.getstream.video.android.tests.ReconnectionTests#testReconnectionDuringCallRecordingandapi_level: 34on develop versus this branch; every dispatch gives 3 independent samples.RtcSessionare executed by the tests (the asserts prove it), but Kover cannot attribute them becauseRtcSessionTest2spies onRtcSessionand the MockK inline agent retransforms the class in that JVM. The extractediceHealthTransitionlogic registers coverage normally.Summary by CodeRabbit