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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe call registry now manages unanswered local video upgrades with a guarded watchdog. It preserves parked peer requests for paused or unknown peers and withdraws resolved requests. The video plane supports staged local shutdown. Tests and documentation cover retry behavior, camera ownership, timeout sequencing, and the pinned dependency revision. ChangesVideo upgrade lifecycle
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CallRegistry
participant Peer
participant LocalVideo
CallRegistry->>Peer: send UpgradeRequestV2
CallRegistry->>CallRegistry: wait for answer timeout
CallRegistry->>Peer: send Stopped
CallRegistry->>LocalVideo: mark_stopping and stop local capture
Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Turning off the camera can unexpectedly stop incoming video, and an old watchdog can disrupt a newer video attempt. These call-lifecycle regressions should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@crates/session/src/whatsapp/calls/registry.rs`:
- Around line 1829-1832: Update the watchdog flow around upgrade_attempt_current
and camera removal so the attempt check, claim, and removal occur atomically
under one registry lock; if the peer answer wins first, retain the camera,
otherwise remove it and continue the required settle_video and stop_peer_video
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In `@crates/session/src/whatsapp/calls/registry.rs`:
- Line 1849: Serialize watchdog withdrawal with later video requests by
acquiring and holding lane.lane before take_upgrade_attempt in the watchdog
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1582-1582: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winUse staged shutdown for explicit camera-off requests.
set_call_video(false)callsLocalVideo::stop(), which performs full shutdown and closes the remote sink and pump. Route this branch throughstop_owned_videosostop_local()retains inbound video. Do not duplicate its peer-stop or UI cleanup.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/session/src/video/plane.rs`:
- Line 343: Update stop_local and the surrounding pump state so local-pump
shutdown does not set the shared stopping flag observed by pump_remote after
frames.recv().await. Introduce or reuse separate local and remote stop state,
and set the remote teardown state only in stop, keeping pump_remote alive with
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In `@crates/session/src/whatsapp/calls/registry.rs`:
- Line 1582: Update the explicit camera-off branch in set_call_video to call
stop_owned_video instead of local.stop(). Preserve stop_local()’s inbound-video
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State machine analysis
Traced every video toggle in the evidence log (
oxidezap.github.io-1789054614141.log) againstCallRegistryincrates/session/src/whatsapp/calls/registry.rsand the upstream reducer (wacore::voip).Log transcription (call
008bde32…, us = web, peer = Android;11= UpgradeRequestV2,1= Enabled,4= UpgradeAccept,6= Stopped):11(offer 106.52-11) → peer txn16(remote-off, our upgrade kept) → peer txn24(upgrade accepted: local-on + remote-on announced; we confirm with1) → peer txn31(remote-on, duplicate) → peer txn46(remote-off).6, local-off) → peer txn51(remote-on; no local announce, correct: our camera is off).11) → peer txn66(remote-off, upgrade still outstanding on both layers) → peer txn71(consumes the outstanding upgrade: local-on + remote-on).6/11× 3, ids 15–18, no further peer transactions) → each off announces local-off; each on stays silent (upgrade pending, peer never answers); call hung up with the last upgrade dangling (reaped byended()).Every path above converges between our shadow maps (
upgrading,upgrades,cameras) and the library'sVideoNegotiation, except one cell.The invalid state
A parked peer upgrade request (
upgradestoken +CallVideoRequested{pending:true}prompt) was withdrawn on any direct peer state, includingPaused/UnknownPeer. The library keepspending_peer_requestacross those two states (it clears it only onEnabled/Stopped/teardown), so after the withdraw:begin_local_video_requestkeeps refusing (pending_peer_request.is_some()→Err("video transition already in progress"),so every camera-on retry opens the device, fails the upgrade, stops it again, and settles off. The camera never turns back on, and nothing resets the state until the peer cancels, re-requests, or the call ends. The prompt withdraw also lies: the peer is still pending library-side.
Fix
project_peer_directionnow takes the peerVideoStateand only withdraws the parked request where the library ends it (Enabled,Stopped, plus the existing teardown path).Paused/UnknownPeerstill project remote-off — their picture really is gone — but the token and prompt survive. Two-line behavior change, one call site.Tests (failing-first)
peer_pause_keeps_the_parked_upgrade_request— failed before, passes after (bothPausedandUnknownPeer).peer_enabled_or_stopped_withdraws_the_parked_upgrade_request— locks the states that must still withdraw.paused_keeps_the_peer_request_pending_and_bars_a_local_begin— library contract against the real reducer (pending kept, unanswerable while paused, fresh local begin refused).stopped_then_enabled_around_our_outstanding_upgrade— transcription of the log's txn6→txn7 shape: wait announces remote-off only, completion announces both.Second facet: unanswered re-enable collapses the call (captain retest)
Retest log
oxidezap.github.io-1789062456194.log(call007ddabd…, video-from-start): web disables (6, 211.251-11, camera closed) then re-enables (11, 211.251-12, camera re-opened, first IDR with SPS/PPS handed to the media plane). The peer re-keys the relay (acked) but never accepts. Relay counters freeze (video_packets3505, markers 201, IDR 4 — identical before and after): the initiator's send-gated plane admits nothing. At +5s the library timeout sends9(UpgradeCancelByTimeout), releases the endpoints, the pump ends unexpectedly, both cameras announce off, and the peer terminates the call. LED on, no picture, then death — deterministically, not a race.Why the peer never answers: the shared negotiation ignores an upgrade request against an already-active direction (locked by
upgrade_request_against_an_active_direction_is_ignoredagainst the real reducer). Every peer11-answer in both logs happened with the peer's own camera off; every peer-on11got silence. A bareEnabled, by contrast, applies unconditionally — it is the only re-add signal an already-video call answers. Cross-checked against WhatsApp Web 2.3000.1044770897: its toggle callsrequestVideoUpgrade()only when!isVideo && selfInactive, and alwayssetCallVideoMute(bool)inside a video call; its enum values, inactivity predicate, and either-direction-active call-mode rule are identical to the shared reducer.Fix: each upgrade we initiate is now watched and withdrawn at 4s when still unanswered — a
Stoppedthe peer applies without touching its own direction, clearing the library's pending request so its 5s timeout finds nothing to cancel (no9, no mutual teardown) and a later retry can begin. Fenced on the armed camera (an answer clears the map, a newer attempt overwrites it), settled through the newest intent. A late answer still applies cleanly to the stopped direction it finds. Review follow-up (r3982500400): the claim is now atomic under one lock (take_upgrade_attempt), so a peer answer landing mid-take keeps the camera its Local-ON announce stands on instead of being stopped silently.Tests for the second facet (failing-first)
upgrade_request_against_an_active_direction_is_ignored— reducer contract:11while active →Ignored; bareEnabled→ applied.unanswered_reenable_is_withdrawn_before_the_library_timeout— full fixture with real handles:11out, silence, then6out with no9, maps cleared, camera released, settle off, and a retrystart_videosucceeds (proves the library pending was withdrawn). Fails against a no-op watchdog.upgrade_watchdog_stands_down_once_the_peer_answers/upgrade_watchdog_yields_to_a_newer_attempt— the fence: answered or replaced attempts are never touched.peer_answer_after_the_claim_announces_no_local_camera/take_upgrade_attempt_leaves_a_replaced_attempt_untouched— the atomic claim: an answer after the claim announces remote-only; a replaced attempt is never touched.Third round: watchdog confirmed live, pre-empt made silent (captain retest 2)
Retest log
oxidezap.github.io-1789065890111.log(call00fab87c…, peer video on throughout): the two post-re-enable6s carry the watchdog's fingerprint (endpoint release before device close →ended unexpectedlywarnings; the user-driven first-cycle off is silent), both library timeouts disarmed (no9anywhere), peer direction spared both times.LocalVideo::mark_stoppingnames the pre-empt asked-for so the pump reads the release as intentional — no more spurious warning or redundant loss spawn. Remote recovery re-ran correctly on both non-keyframe first AUs.Fourth round: local-off must not kill the remote pump (captain retest 3)
Retest log
oxidezap.github.io-1789072483450.log(call00e5cca6…): turning our camera off ends the remote plane in the same breath (lines 205–207, repeated at 247–249) — the peer's picture freezes until our camera comes back on. Root cause, now fixed on both sides:oxidezap/whatsapp-rust#1498, now atff6a6fea293ed8f6a3e3905bf1d92e910c5a32bc):stop_videoreleases only the local capture feed and gates outbound off (DisableOutbound); the sink stays attached and inbound keeps decoding. Same split fordetach_endpoints/detach_source/detach_sink.LocalVideo::stop_localretires only the capture half; the owner is retained in a newremotesmap (never incameras, so off-state reads and re-enable stay truthful) until call end, replacement, or endpoint closure, when the fullstopstill retires both halves together. Pump handles are take-once (Option<Task>) because the owner is now stopped in two stages. New testlocal_stop_leaves_the_remote_pump_attached(failed before, passes after); the pre-existingdropping_or_stopping_the_owner_retires_both_pumpsstill locks full-teardown behavior.Upstream pin
All five direct WhatsApp dependencies and their resolved satellites are pinned to
oxidezap/whatsapp-rust#1498atff6a6fea293ed8f6a3e3905bf1d92e910c5a32bc(was61b43bbbefore the direction-local stop commit). Re-enable usesCallHandle::resume_video(ungated + bareEnabled, no handshake epoch); the client watchdog stays only for genuine audio→video upgrades with its deadline derived from the now-publicVIDEO_UPGRADE_TIMEOUT; resume eligibility reads backCallHandle::video_states()directly. The Semver Checks warning on 1498 is expected (intentional new public API). Return the pin to upstreammainafter 1498 merges.Verification
cargo fmt --all -- --check,cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings,cargo test --workspace --all-features: green, except load-dependent flakes that also fail on unmodified base (whatsapp::tests::a_session_is_never_observed_half_open, and oncea_plugin_that_wakes_itself_forever_is_held_to_its_sharein an untouched crate — both pass alone and threaded).cargo test --manifest-path xtask/Cargo.toml: 49 passed.docs/video-lifecycle.md(evidence entry) anddocs/gotchas.md(watchdog note).Summary by CodeRabbit