feat(client): poll ring state to reconcile a dropped ring outcome - #2393
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call.accepted, call.rejected and call.missed reach clients only over the
coordinator WebSocket, best-effort and with no store-and-forward. The WS
pings every 25s while the ring window is 30s, so a silently dead socket
may never be detected inside the window and the caller is left on a
ringing screen while the callee is already in the call.
The caller now reconciles by pull. After a quiet period with no ring
event it reads GET /call/{type}/{id}/ring_state every 5s until the ring
settles or the window closes, and acts on what it finds: join when
somebody accepted, cancel when everyone rejected, drop when nobody
answered, leave when the call already ended.
- Call.getRingState(callSessionId?) wraps the endpoint; the session id
defaults to the current one and is passed explicitly to read a session
that has already ended.
- RingStatePoller owns the loop, on by default for the caller and
disabled or tuned through StreamClientOptions.ringStatePolling.
- CallState.updateFromRingState merges the polled maps into the session
so session$ subscribers see the same truth the dropped event carried.
- The response type is hand-written in types.ts until the coordinator
OpenAPI spec ships.
Acting twice on one outcome is prevented by four existing guards: the
RINGING check in reconcileRingState, the poller stopping before it acts,
singleFlight on Call.join, and the RINGING checks in watchCallAccepted
and watchCallRejected.
Also drops the RingCallEvents mapped type in callEventHandlers, which
extracted from an object type and so resolved to never, leaving the
handler registry unchecked. Registering the two handlers directly is
type-checked by Call.on itself.
The dogfood dialer gets a Pronto-only pane showing the live ring state
next to an on-demand read of the endpoint.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe client adds coordinator ring-state retrieval, configurable polling, call-state merging, and centralized reconciliation for ringing calls. The React dogfood app adds coordinator selection and a Pronto-only ring-state debug panel. ChangesRing-state polling
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant RingStatePoller
participant Call
participant Coordinator
participant CallState
participant reconcileRingState
RingStatePoller->>Call: getRingState(sessionId)
Call->>Coordinator: request /ring_state
Coordinator-->>Call: GetCallRingStateResponse
Call-->>RingStatePoller: ring state
RingStatePoller->>CallState: updateFromRingState(ring state)
RingStatePoller->>reconcileRingState: reconcileRingState(call)
reconcileRingState->>Call: join() or leave()
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The caller now polls ring state by default and can trigger join, leave, or drop transitions. At the current head, stale responses and teardown or transient-action races can affect the wrong call session or leave reconciliation incomplete, while the sample dialer may use an outdated coordinator. These bounded correctness and availability risks require owner follow-up before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@packages/client/src/Call.ts`:
- Line 826: Update leave() to call cancelRingStatePolling() before its first
await, rather than waiting until the later teardown point. Preserve the existing
leave() behavior while ensuring pending ring-state polling cannot reconcile an
accepted response and invoke call.join() during teardown.
- Around line 1070-1080: Add direct tests for the public Call.getRingState
method, verifying it requests the /ring_state endpoint with call_session_id from
the supplied or current session ID, and rejects with the expected error when
neither is available.
In `@packages/client/src/events/call.ts`:
- Around line 97-120: Update the reconciliation flow around the leave helper and
acceptedByOther branch so failed call.leave or call.join operations return
false, allowing RingStatePoller to retry; return true only after the respective
local transition succeeds, while preserving the existing terminal behavior for
successful transitions.
In `@packages/client/src/store/CallState.ts`:
- Around line 1365-1376: Guard the enclosing ring-state update method using the
session identity before calling setCurrentValue or applying setEndedAt; return
immediately when ringState.session_id does not match the current session.
Preserve both session updates and call-level endedAt updates for matching
sessions, and add a regression case covering a mismatched response with
call_ended_at.
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| this.setCurrentValue(this.sessionSubject, (session) => { | ||
| if (!session || session.id !== ringState.session_id) return session; | ||
| return { | ||
| ...session, | ||
| accepted_by: ringState.accepted_by, | ||
| rejected_by: ringState.rejected_by, | ||
| missed_by: ringState.missed_by, | ||
| ended_at: ringState.session_ended_at ?? session.ended_at, | ||
| }; | ||
| }); | ||
| if (ringState.call_ended_at) { | ||
| this.setEndedAt(new Date(ringState.call_ended_at)); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Return before updating call-level state for a different session.
The session check on Line 1366 only skips the sessionSubject update. A ring-state response for an old session that contains call_ended_at still sets endedAt on the current call at Line 1376. Guard the whole method before applying either session or call state. Add a regression case where a mismatched response contains call_ended_at.
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updateFromRingState = (ringState: GetCallRingStateResponse) => {
+ const session = this.sessionSubject.getValue();
+ if (!session || session.id !== ringState.session_id) return;
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this.setCurrentValue(this.sessionSubject, (session) => {
- if (!session || session.id !== ringState.session_id) return session;
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| this.setCurrentValue(this.sessionSubject, (session) => { | |
| if (!session || session.id !== ringState.session_id) return session; | |
| return { | |
| ...session, | |
| accepted_by: ringState.accepted_by, | |
| rejected_by: ringState.rejected_by, | |
| missed_by: ringState.missed_by, | |
| ended_at: ringState.session_ended_at ?? session.ended_at, | |
| }; | |
| }); | |
| if (ringState.call_ended_at) { | |
| this.setEndedAt(new Date(ringState.call_ended_at)); | |
| const session = this.sessionSubject.getValue(); | |
| if (!session || session.id !== ringState.session_id) return; | |
| this.setCurrentValue(this.sessionSubject, (session) => { | |
| return { | |
| ...session, | |
| accepted_by: ringState.accepted_by, | |
| rejected_by: ringState.rejected_by, | |
| missed_by: ringState.missed_by, | |
| ended_at: ringState.session_ended_at ?? session.ended_at, | |
| }; | |
| }); | |
| if (ringState.call_ended_at) { | |
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In `@packages/client/src/store/CallState.ts` around lines 1365 - 1376, Guard the
enclosing ring-state update method using the session identity before calling
setCurrentValue or applying setEndedAt; return immediately when
ringState.session_id does not match the current session. Preserve both session
updates and call-level endedAt updates for matching sessions, and add a
regression case covering a mismatched response with call_ended_at.
The home and join pages already build their client against the coordinator named by ?coordinator_url (or ?use_local_coordinator), but the dialer did not, so a ring could not be pointed at a specific edge. handleJoin already copies the whole query into the /join URL, so the override carries over to the call the ring leads to.
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In `@sample-apps/react/react-dogfood/components/Ringing/DialerPage.tsx`:
- Around line 64-68: The useEffect that calls getClient must wait for
router.isReady before initial client creation and recreate or reset the
module-level singleton whenever coordinatorUrl changes, so subsequent queries
use the current coordinatorUrl rather than the first captured value.
- Around line 54-57: Validate and allowlist the router-provided coordinator_url
before assigning it to coordinatorUrl or passing it into client creation,
permitting only trusted coordinator origins; reject or ignore untrusted URLs
while preserving the localhost URL selected by useLocalCoordinator.
- Around line 54-57: Update the coordinator URL selection near
useLocalCoordinator and coordinatorUrl to accept coordinator_url only when its
origin is on the trusted allowlist, rejecting attacker-controlled or merely
arbitrary HTTPS endpoints; preserve http://localhost:3030/video exclusively for
local development via useLocalCoordinator.
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The coordinator OpenAPI spec now carries the ring state endpoint, so the hand-written stand-in in types.ts can go and the importers can read the generated type instead. Only GetCallRingStateResponse was taken from the regenerated output; the rest of the spec drift is left for a dedicated regeneration.
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81-102: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winReject ring responses for a different session before reconciliation.
reconcileRingState()ignores the session check inupdateFromRingState()and reads the response fields directly. A response for another session can triggerjoin()orleave()on the active ringing call. CompareringState.session_idwithcall.state.session?.idbefore reconciliation, and test active sessionsession-2with response sessionsession-1.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 81-102: Update reconcileRingState to validate that
ringState.session_id matches call.state.session?.id before calling
updateFromRingState or performing any join/leave reconciliation; ignore
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The ring outcome was decided in two places: the call.accepted and call.rejected handlers read it off the event payload, while the poller had its own copy reading the polled response. The two could drift, and the poller's copy only covered the caller. CallState.updateFromEvent runs before the type-specific handlers, since dispatchEvent drains every 'all' listener first, so the handlers already have the event's data on the call state. That makes the event payload redundant and lets both paths run the same state-driven reconciler: the handlers rely on updateFromEvent, the poller applies the polled state itself. Moves both to a new src/ringing, one file each, and collapses the watchers to a single call. call.missed is now registered too, which it never was: the mapped type meant to enforce it resolved to never. The reconciler branches on caller and callee, so a callee no longer depends on the handlers being caller-only. Leave failures are caught and logged rather than escaping the listener as unhandled rejections, and the poller's 'ring: reconciled - ...' messages give way to the wording the WebSocket path already used. The three event tests that fed a session through the event now seed the call state instead, which is what updateFromEvent does in production.
watchCallAccepted, watchCallRejected and watchCallMissed were one-line wrappers around reconcileRingState once the reconciler started reading the call state, so registerRingingCallEventHandlers now calls it directly. Each event still gets its own closure, since Call.off keys its bookkeeping by the handler reference and a shared function would leak two subscriptions. The wrappers were async and dropped a rejection into the listener; the registry catches and logs it instead. Moves the ring tests to the reconciler, where they no longer go through a wrapper to reach the logic under test, and covers what the wrappers never did: missed-only and mixed rejected/missed callees, an ended session outranking an acceptance, a callee ignoring another callee's rejection, and the non-ringing short circuit. What is left in the events test is call.ended, the SFU callEnded and call.leave, so it is no longer ringing-specific.
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81-85: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd an event-handler test for reconciliation.
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reconcileRingStatetests cover state decisions. They do not verify these subscriptions. Add a test that emitscall.accepted,call.rejected, andcall.missed, then verifies reconciliation runs and the returned cleanup unregisters every handler.As per coding guidelines, “Write unit tests for pure functions and small components, integration tests for component-tree interactions and state flows.”
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- Around line 81-85: Add an integration-style test for the event-handler
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The reconciler reads the call state rather than the event payload, which
is only correct because Call.setup registers updateFromEvent as an 'all'
listener and dispatchEvent drains those before the typed ring handlers.
Nothing asserted that, so a dispatch reorder would stop the caller from
joining on accept with every test still green. Adds a test that dispatches
a real call.accepted through the client and expects a join; inverting the
two loops in dispatchEvent fails it.
The poller now stops itself when the call leaves the ringing state, so a
caller joining an accepted call no longer keeps the idle timeout and three
event subscriptions alive until the next tick. That path never reaches
leave, which was the only cancellation hook that could fire for a caller,
and the one in the session$ effect was unreachable: it needs the current
user in accepted_by or rejected_by, which only a callee does.
start also refuses to arm unless the call is ringing. Call.join({ ring:
true }) arms the poller while the call is already joining, where the new
subscription would fire during createSubscription and stop the poller
before its off-handles were collected, leaking all four.
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96-101: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCap the re-armed idle timer at the ring deadline.
If a ring event arrives just before
deadlineAt, this code clears the interval and waits the fullstartAfterMs. The poller then keeps its timer and event subscriptions until the delayed tick detects expiry. Stop at the deadline, or schedule the idle timer for the smaller remaining duration. Add a regression test for an event received immediately before the deadline.Proposed fix
private armIdleWindow = () => { if (this.stopped) return; const timers = getTimers(); timers.clearTimeout(this.idleTimeoutId); timers.clearInterval(this.intervalId); this.intervalId = undefined; + const remainingMs = this.deadlineAt - Date.now(); + if (remainingMs <= 0) { + this.stop(); + return; + } this.idleTimeoutId = timers.setTimeout(() => { this.idleTimeoutId = undefined; if (this.stopped) return; this.intervalId = timers.setInterval(this.runTick, this.intervalMs); this.runTick(); - }, this.startAfterMs); + }, Math.min(this.startAfterMs, remainingMs)); };As per coding guidelines, “Always unregister event handlers and call dispose() on Call, Publisher, Subscriber, and other resources to prevent memory leaks.”
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The auto-drop was ~40 lines of ringing policy sitting in Call: a raw timeout field, the settings lookup and the caller/callee split. It has the same shape as RingStatePoller, so it now lives next to it in src/ringing and Call keeps only the construct/stop pair. Two behaviour differences come with the move. It schedules through getTimers() rather than a bare setTimeout, so consumers that enable the timer worker are no longer subject to background-tab throttling; without that option it still falls back to setTimeout. And it cancels itself when the call leaves the ringing state instead of re-checking at fire time, which also covers joining an accepted call, a path that never reaches leave. It also refuses to arm when the call has no ring settings. The previous code returned early on a missing settings object but then read settings.ring unguarded, so a call whose settings arrived without a ring block would have thrown. Call.autodrop.test.ts keeps the Call-level wiring and grows cases for cancelling and re-arming; the timeout's own behaviour moves to ringing/__tests__/RingTimeout.test.ts, covering the two original messages plus timing, self-stop, a zero timeout and absent settings.
The session$ effect in Call decided what to do about the current user's own accept or reject, which reconcileAsCallee explicitly deferred to, so the callee's rules were split across two files. The decision now lives in src/ringing next to the reconciler as resolveOwnRingOutcome, and the effect shrinks to reading it and acting. The function takes the session, the connected user and the calling state rather than the call itself, so it is the one file in src/ringing that does not depend on Call and its tests no longer build a client and a store to read three values. callingState stays a parameter because it is what distinguishes the two accept outcomes: accepted_by is per-user, not per-device, so still being in RINGING is the only signal that another device took the call. The concurrency check and the actions stay in Call, along with the ringing guard, which is a precondition for the effect rather than part of the outcome. That guard is load-bearing: leave() clears the ringing flag but leaves rejected_by in the session, so a reused Call instance would otherwise leave a later non-ringing join on its first session emission. Call.ringSettled.test.ts covers both sides of it.
doJoin sets JOINING and restores the previous state when the join fails, so a failed join reads as RINGING -> JOINING -> RINGING. Both ring watchdogs treated that first transition as the end of the ring and shut down for good, so the call went back to ringing with no auto-drop and no poller: it rang until the user gave up, while the callee was already in the call. That is the failure this feature exists to fix, reached through a path the feature itself introduced. RingTimeout goes back to checking the calling state when the timer fires, which is what it did before the extraction, instead of cancelling on the first transition away from ringing. The subscription bought a slightly earlier cancel and cost the drop entirely; a timer that fires and no-ops is harmless. The poller now treats JOINING as transient rather than terminal, and skips a tick while a join is in flight instead of stopping. reconcileRingState no longer swallows a join error and reports the ring settled. A failed join returns false, so the poller retries on its next tick and stops only once the join succeeds or the ring settles some other way. The ring window still bounds the retries. Two tests from the previous round asserted the behaviour that caused this, using JOINING as the trigger for "the ring is over"; they now use JOINED, and new tests pin the transient case in both watchdogs and the retry in the reconciler.
The Dialer page minted a fresh call id on every ring, so there was no way to ring the same call twice - which is what testing re-rings and the ring state endpoint needs. ?call_id reuses a call instead, and ?call_type sets the type, falling back to the existing ?type. handleJoin now sets `type` on the /join URL explicitly, since the join page reads that name and would otherwise fall back to `default` for a call rung as something else. Also raises missed_call_timeout_ms to match the other two ring timeouts. With it at 5s against a 60s auto-cancel, the caller stopped ringing after 5s: the server marks every callee missed at that point, and call.missed is now handled, so the reconciler drops the call. Aligning the three keeps the dogfood ring window at 60s. Note that pinning only gives one clean ring per call id. Session maps accumulate across re-rings until VID-1322, so the second ring sees the first ring's rejection and goes idle immediately.
leave() cancelled the auto-drop and the poller in its teardown block, several awaits in. The calling state stays RINGING until well past that point, so a poll already in flight could reconcile an acceptance and call join() on the call being left. join() only refuses when the state is JOINED or JOINING, so it queued behind leave on the shared tag and then joined a call the user had just cancelled. Both are now cancelled synchronously on entry. A failed leave is also no longer reported as a settled ring. The leave helper returns whether the call was actually left and the four branches return that, so a transient failure keeps the ring open for the next poll instead of stopping reconciliation. This is the same reasoning already applied to a failed join. Adds direct tests for Call.getRingState, which every existing test had stubbed: the request path for the current and for an explicitly named session, the returned payload, and the rejection when the call has no session.
Ports the pollable ring state affordances from the web dogfood app so the caller-side reconciliation can be dogfooded on device, alongside CallingX. - env switcher modal gains a coordinator URL override and a ring state polling switch; both are persisted so the client created for a background push uses them too - JoinCallScreen gains call type / call ID inputs to pin the ring to one call instance, and sends missed_call_timeout_ms alongside the existing ring timeouts - RingStateDebugPane overlays the ringing call with the calling state, the session's accepted/rejected/missed maps and a getRingState() button Both panes now read state through useCallStateHooks() rather than subscribing to the observables directly, and the web one gained the "created by me" row that gates the poller.
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VID-1444 was extended: the caller can now be pulled into a call by either the ring WebSocket event or the ring state poller, and the observability story needs to tell them apart. A poll-driven join is itself a dropped-event signal, so without this the dashboard cannot measure how often the poller rescues a ring the socket lost. Adds a `source` field to the CoordinatorJoin client event, as a sibling of `join_reason`: `ring-ws` for the event handlers, `ring-poll-api` for the poller. It is carried by a new local-only `joinSource` option on `Call.join()`, destructured out so it never reaches the coordinator with the rest of `JoinCallData`. `join` is wrapped in `singleFlight`, so a second concurrent trigger has its argument discarded along with the rest - the source always describes the angle that first reached `join()`. The reporter mirrors `join_reason` throughout: a per-cid map, a snapshot on the stage pair, and the same three CoordinatorJoin emissions. It is scoped to one join lifecycle by clearing it both on entry when absent and in a `finally`, which keeps a reconnect - nested or later - from inheriting it. `source` is not in the coordinator OpenAPI schema yet, so it is typed by a local extension of the generated `ClientEvent` rather than by editing generated code. The backend ignores unknown fields, so reporting it early is dropped rather than rejected. Also drops the reconciler's two explicit `callingX.endCall` calls now that main reports the remote end from `leave()` off `reason: 'ended'`; without this the merge would have fired `endCall` twice per ended ring.
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Resolves the fallout from #2422, which replaced the two client state stores with a single `ClientState`. - the accepted/rejected-elsewhere effect: main refactored the same block inline while this branch extracted it into `resolveOwnRingOutcome`. The two are semantically identical, so the extraction is kept. - `leave()` teardown: keeps this branch's `cancelRingStatePolling()` alongside main's `clientState.unregisterCall(this)`. - `Call.autodrop.test.ts`: keeps this branch's suite, which main's version would have replaced wholesale. - `events/__tests__/call.test.ts`: keeps this branch's imports, since `watchCallAccepted` and `watchCallRejected` no longer exist here. Two files merged cleanly but broke: `CallState.updateFromRingState` called `setCurrentValue` as a method, which #2422 turned into a module-level function, and five of this branch's test files still constructed `StreamVideoWriteableStateStore`.
Nothing in `reconcileRingState` acts on `missed_by`, so the handler could not change anything for either role: the caller branch reads `accepted_by` and `rejected_by`, and the callee branch only checks the creator's rejection. `RingTimeout` owns the "nobody answered" case until the server-owned ring timeout (VID-1427) lands. `main` never registered this event either, so this is not a behaviour change - it drops wiring that read as live. A `call.missed` event still restarts the poller's quiet period, and `CallState` still merges the payload so `session$` consumers see `missed_by`.
`leave()` cancelled the poller outright and, on a failed leave, built a replacement. `RingStatePoller.start()` derives a fresh deadline and a fresh quiet period, so a leave that failed late in the ring window handed the ring a whole new one: with a 30s window and a leave failing at 28s, the recovered poller waited 15s for a quiet period it had already served and then polled for another 30s past the configured window. The poller now has `pause()` and `resume()`, mirroring `RingTimeout`. Both keep the captured session, the deadline and the event subscriptions, and `resume()` goes straight back to the interval when the quiet period had already elapsed. `leave()` pauses both watchdogs before its first await and resumes the same two instances if it fails, rather than minting new ones. Also collapses the recovery's `else` arm: `ringTimeout` is only absent there after `cancelAutoDrop()`, which runs after the calling state is already LEFT, so the arm was unreachable except via the accepted-elsewhere effect - where it armed a fresh full auto-drop on a ring the user had already settled.
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💡 Overview
call.accepted/call.rejected/call.missedreach clients only over the coordinator WebSocket, best-effort and with no store-and-forward. The WS pings every 25s while the ring window is 30s, so a silently dead socket may never even be detected inside the window. The caller sits on a ringing screen while the callee is already in the call alone.This is the client half of D8: the caller reconciles by pull. After a quiet period with no ring event it reads
GET /call/{type}/{id}/ring_stateevery 5s until the ring settles or the window closes — join when somebody accepted, cancel when everyone rejected, leave when the call already ended. "Nobody answered" stays with the local auto-drop.📝 Implementation notes
A new
src/ringing/holds the four pieces, one file each:RingStatePoller— the loop. Caller-only, on by default; disable or tune withStreamClientOptions.ringStatePolling(false | { startAfterMs, intervalMs }, defaults 15s / 5s). An incoming ring event restarts the quiet period rather than killing the poller, since in a group ring one rejection does not settle it. Bounded byauto_cancel_timeout_msso it always resolves before the local auto-drop.reconcileRingState— the single place a ring outcome is decided, shared by the WebSocket handlers and the poller. Takes no event and no payload: it readscall.stateand branches on caller vs callee.call_ended_at/session_ended_atis checked beforeaccepted_by, so an already-ended session is never joined.RingTimeout— the ringing auto-drop, moved out ofCallbecause it is the same shape as the poller. It also refuses to arm without ring settings; the old code returned early on a missing settings object but then readsettings.ringunguarded.resolveOwnRingOutcome— the current user's own accept or reject, which may have landed on another device.reconcileAsCalleeused to defer to an inline effect inCall.registerEffects, so the callee's rules were split across two files.Call.getRingState(callSessionId?)wraps the endpoint; the session id defaults to the current session, and is passed explicitly to read one that has already ended.CallState.updateFromRingStatemerges the polled maps into the matching session sosession$subscribers see what the dropped event carried. The response type comes fromsrc/gen/coordinator— onlyGetCallRingStateResponsewas taken from the regenerated output.🔁 One reconciler for both paths
The outcome used to be decided twice:
watchCallAccepted/watchCallRejectedread it off the event payload, and the poller had its own copy. They could drift, and the poller's copy only covered the caller.CallState.updateFromEventis analllistener anddispatchEventdrains those before the typed ones, so by the time a ring handler runs the event's session is already on the call state. That makes the payload redundant, and both paths now run the same state-driven reconciler — the handlers rely onupdateFromEvent, the poller applies the polled state itself.Two consequences worth review:
doJoinrestores the ringing state when a join fails, soRINGING -> JOINING -> RINGING. Treating that first transition as the end of the ring left the call ringing with no auto-drop and no poller — the exact failure this PR exists to fix.JOININGis now transient for the poller,RingTimeoutchecks the state when its timer fires, and a failed join is reported non-terminal so the next poll retries.Acting twice on one outcome is prevented by the
RINGINGcheck inreconcileRingState,singleFlightonCall.join, andleave()'s ownLEFTcheck. No event-identity dedup needed.Drive-by fix:
RingCallEventsextracted fromAllClientCallEvents— an object type, not a string union — so it resolved tonever, the mapped registry type collapsed to{}, and the handler registry was unchecked.call.missedwas registered nowhere as a result. It stays unregistered here, matchingmain: nothing in the reconciler acts onmissed_by, soRingTimeoutowns the "nobody answered" case until the server-owned ring timeout (VID-1427) lands. The polledmissed_bymap still reachessession$for consumers, and acall.missedevent still restarts the poller's quiet period, since it proves the socket is alive.⏱️ Surviving a failed leave
The watchdogs used to be cancelled outright before
leave()'s first await, so a leave that failed left the call ringing with neither of them running.RingTimeoutgained apause()that keeps its deadline, andleave()resumes both watchdogs from its rejection handler when the call is stillRINGINGand nothing else is queued on the join/leave tag - so a transientreject()failure does not silently strand the ring, and the resumed timeout fires at its original deadline rather than extending the window.📡 Which angle caused the join
Now that two paths can pull the caller into a call, the tracing has to say which one did — a poll-driven join is itself a dropped-event signal, and without the distinction there is no way to measure how often the poller rescues a ring the socket lost.
CoordinatorJoinclient events gain asourcefield alongsidejoin_reason:ring-wsfrom the event handlers,ring-poll-apifrom the poller.joinSourceoption onCall.join(), destructured out so it never reaches the coordinator with the rest ofJoinCallData.joinis wrapped insingleFlight, so a second concurrent trigger has its argument discarded along with the rest — the source always names the angle that first reachedjoin(), which is the intended reading.join_reasonthroughout: a per-cid map, a snapshot on the stage pair, and the same threeCoordinatorJoinemissions, always read off the snapshot so all three agree. It is scoped to one join lifecycle by clearing it both on entry when absent and in afinally— the first stops a nested lifecycle inheriting it (a reconnect can open one duringjoin()'s inter-attempt sleep, whendoJoinhas restored the pre-join state), the second stops a laterCoordinatorJoinreported outside any lifecycle, which is the shape of a fast reconnect.sourceis not in the coordinator OpenAPI schema yet, so it is typed by a local extension of the generatedClientEventrather than by hand-editing generated code. The backend ignores unknown fields, so reporting it early is dropped rather than rejected — but if the server lands the field asjoin_sourceinstead, the client keeps sendingsourceand the data silently never arrives. Worth settling the name before the server half ships.Merge note:
mainmovedcallingX.endCall(call, 'remote')out ofwatchCallEndedand intoleave(), fired off the newreason: 'ended'. The reconciler's two explicitendCallcalls are gone in favour of that, otherwise every ended ring would have fired it twice.Dogfood: the web dialer gets a Pronto-only pane showing the live ring state next to an on-demand read of the endpoint, and learns
?coordinator_url/?use_local_coordinator(like the home and join pages) plus?call_id/?call_typeto pin a ring to one call. The RN app gets the same pane over the ringing call, call type / call id inputs to pin the ring, and a coordinator-URL override plus a polling on/off switch in the env switcher — both persisted, so the client built for a background push uses them too.✅ Verification
The endpoint is live on the default edge; exercised by hand against it, the response matches the generated type field for field and the pane populates on ring and resets on cancel.
The
sourcefield is covered at the unit level only — reproducing a dropped WS event end-to-end needs the coordinator socket suppressed while HTTP stays alive, so the assertions are on the outgoingPOST /call_client_eventbody rather than on a dashboard. The server discards the field until its half ships anyway.🎫 Ticket: https://linear.app/stream/issue/VID-1444/pollable-ring-state-the-caller-reconciles-a-dropped-ring-outcome-by
🔗 Backend: https://github.com/GetStream/chat/pull/16110
📑 Docs: pending — the customer-facing doc must carry the re-ring staleness caveat (until VID-1322) and the double-join guard recipe.
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