Add special non-closing notifications for waiting participants that remain
visible until all have been reviewed. Implement complementary system alongside
existing toaster notifications.
Designed with accessibility in mind but would benefit from expert review.
Current UX provides good foundation with quick actions planned for v2.
Add raw loading spinner component from react-aria library to handle
loading states. Will refine styling and appearance after receiving design
review feedback.
Implement list showing waiting participants for admins already in the room.
Initial fetch on render, then stops polling if empty until LiveKit emits event
for new arrivals. Uses long polling with configurable timeouts to prevent UI
flicker. Focus on UX implementation with responsive layout issues remaining
for long participant names.
Update Join component to integrate with the newly introduced lobby system.
Current implementation has functional UX but UI elements and copywriting
still need refinement and will be polished in upcoming commits.
Implement lobby service using cache as LiveKit doesn't natively support
secure lobby functionality. Their teams recommended to create our own
system in our app's backend.
The lobby system is totally independant of the DRF session IDs,
making the request_entry endpoint authentication agnostic.
This decoupling prevents future DRF changes from breaking lobby functionality
and makes participant tracking more explicit.
Security audit is needed as current LiveKit tokens have excessive privileges
for unprivileged users. I'll offer more option ASAP for the admin to control
participant privileges.
Race condition handling also requires improvements, but should not be critical
at this point.
A great enhancement, would be to add a webhook, notifying the backend when the
room is closed, to reset cache.
This commit makes redis a prerequesite to run the suite of tests. The readme
and CI will be updated in dedicated commits.
Extract serialization logic for LiveKit server connection data to make it
reusable across endpoints. Function naming will be improved in future
refactoring when utility functions are moved to a proper service.
Replace unused is_public boolean field with access_level to allow for more
granular control. Initially maintains public/restricted functionality while
enabling future addition of "trusted" access level.
LiveKit uses aiohttp which relies on the ssl module under the hood.
Set certificate file using an env variable, similar to @rouja's fix
for the request module.
This tweak applies only in the dev environment.
Update CI environment to use the same Python version as our Docker image.
Issue surfaced when upgrading IPython to v9, which requires Python 11.
Ensures consistent runtime behavior between CI tests and production.
Add data attributes to important buttons in the frontend to enable tracking
through PostHog actions. Allows measurement of user interaction with key
features to inform future product decisions.
Add optional email collection step for anonymous users submitting survey
responses. Store email in new "unsafe_email" property on PostHog user
profile to enable follow-up troubleshooting while maintaining anonymity.
Addresses inability to contact users reporting issues without accounts.
Fix logout functionality that was failing in 2 out of 3 scenarios where
support and analytics sessions weren't properly closed. Prevents bugs and
behavioral issues when enabling feature flags or advanced PostHog features.
Increase message notification size to improve text readability when
notifications appear, enhancing user experience by making content more
visible at a glance.
Add link to technical notice for our videoconference product describing
network engineering details, required ports, and IP addresses that need to be
allowed in client systems. Helps users properly configure their environments.
Add validation for emoji received through notifications to ensure
participants cannot send forbidden emoji characters. Improves security
by filtering potentially problematic content before display.
Replace invalid session/end endpoint with correct logout endpoint in Keycloak
configuration. Fixes broken logout functionality that prevented developers
from properly signing out of the application during development.
Tilt live updates generate a new image for each change, ending up storing
a lot of images when you are really developing with Tilt.
I have not found a built-in way of cleaning old images from Tilt documentation,
I create a utility doing the dirty work.
The notifications namespace was being lazy-loaded when the first notification
appeared, causing a screen flicker during translation loading. Now preloading
the namespace during i18n initialization to ensure smooth rendering.
Implement a new reactions system allowing users
to send quick emoji responses during video calls.
This feature is present in most visio softwares.
Particulary this commit:
- Add ReactionsButton to control bar with emoji selection
- Support floating emoji animations
This feature is far from perfect. Still not working on Safari.
Also, we should display this warning when user share the current
opened window. Minor enhancement, I don't have time currently
to prioritize these enhancements.
Visual regression was introduced probably by a change on button style.
As this button is quite different than the usual one, remove its inheritance
from the primitive ones.
Users requested that their raised hands be lowered automatically if they become
the active speaker. This change ensures a more natural experience during
discussions, preventing user from forgetting to lower their hand while speaking.
It includes a consumer project which is simply a demo app. The sdk
project includes the first version of the SDK, with a light React
implementation. The first version lays down the foundations of
the iframe sdk framework. The npm package logic is also already
ready to be published.
The create room button is a dedicated route. There is also a bit of
logic implied in this commit, including the BroadcastChannel.
The router has been updated with a /sdk negation in order to avoid
including support and react query debug tool in the iframe.
When displayed in an iframe, not being logged-in causes a redirection
to the home page. Which is not what we want with the SDK integration.
We just want to stay on the same page.
Following user feedback about infinite loops risks, add warning overlay
when users attempt to share their entire screen. The warning explains
the risk and suggests sharing a specific tab instead, providing options
to stop sharing or dismiss the warning while respecting user preferences
for future sessions.
