Suppress the last participant auto leave while the call is reconnecting - #1789
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… reconnecting During an SFU rejoin the participant roster is unreliable: the rejoin removes the previous local participant record and the remote participants of the failing SFU are gone. With leaveWhenLastInCall enabled, the activity saw a roster of one, fired LeaveCall, and the leave cancelled call.scope, killing the reconnect loop that runs in that scope. The screen then stayed on Connecting forever. The last participant detection now combines the roster with call.state.connection and stays silent while the connection is Reconnecting or Migrating. The roster is re-evaluated once the connection settles, so a genuine last participant state still leaves.
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WalkthroughThe PR adds a debounced ChangesLast participant signal
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change prevents calls from being ended while reconnecting, while preserving auto-leave when the user is genuinely alone. A bounded lifecycle risk remains because transitioning to disconnected may trigger the last-participant callback more than once, so merge is appropriate with explicit owner awareness and follow-up coverage. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ParticipantState
participant ConnectionState
participant LastParticipantSignal
participant StreamCallActivity
ParticipantState->>LastParticipantSignal: Emit roster update
ConnectionState->>LastParticipantSignal: Emit connection update
LastParticipantSignal->>LastParticipantSignal: Debounce and filter state
LastParticipantSignal->>StreamCallActivity: Emit single-participant roster
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stream-video-android-ui-core/src/test/kotlin/io/getstream/video/android/ui/common/util/LastParticipantSignalTest.kt (1)
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LastParticipantSignalTestis a fast unit-test class but directly usesrunTest. ExtendTestBaseand use its configured test scope for these cases.As per coding guidelines, use
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These tests never run in CI. The unit-test job runs ./gradlew :testCoverage, which only depends on the modules in coverage.includedModules — currently stream-video-android-core and stream-video-android-ui-compose (root build.gradle.kts:50). :stream-video-android-ui-core:testCoverage isn't even registered (task 'testCoverage' not found in project), so nothing will catch a regression here.
Adding "stream-video-android-ui-core" to includedModules fixes it.
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The blocklist leaves the initial join unguarded. CallJoinCoordinator sets Joined before connectInternal(), and RtcSession sets InProgress during the handshake — so for the whole SFU join the roster is 0 or 1 and this returns false. The activity subscribes to call events in initializeCallOrFail before the join runs, so a coordinator participant-left event arriving mid-join starts the job and fires LeaveCall a second later.
An allowlist (connectionState is RealtimeConnection.Connected) closes that in the same expression and is robust to new RealtimeConnection subtypes. Nothing is lost on ReconnectingFailed: CallReconnector already calls lifecycle.leave(RetryExhausted) itself when retries are exhausted.
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Non-blocking: with connection in the combined stream and no distinctUntilChanged, onLastParticipant now re-fires on connection transitions alone. A Connected → Reconnecting → Connected flap with a roster stably at 1 re-invokes the hook once per settled transition, where previously only roster changes could trigger it. atomicLeave absorbs the duplicate leave, but onLastParticipant is public and open, so integrators overriding it will see the repeats. A .distinctUntilChanged() after the filter, or a rising-edge check, restores the old one-shot semantics.



Goal
Fixes AND-1455.
RingingTests#testUserAcceptsTheIncomingVideoCallWithCameraAndMicrophoneEnabledfails on CI when the SFU websocket drops right after the callee accepts (for example run 33070269061 on PR #1776, and the API 34 job of run 33155106721). The chain is:CallReconnectorstarts a REJOIN.StreamCallActivityobserves the roster withleaveWhenLastInCall = true, sees "last participant", and firesLeaveCall.call.scope. The reconnect loop runs in that scope, so it dies in the middle of its retry.Implementation
StreamCallActivity.processParticipantLeftEventinto an internallastParticipantSignalflow helper (LastParticipantSignal.kt).call.state.connection, keeps the existing debounce, and suppresses the signal while the connection isReconnectingorMigrating. This mirrors the Swift SDK'sLastParticipantAutoLeavePolicy, which only acts when the reconnection status is connected.ReconnectingFailedis not suppressed, so the leave fires and the activity finishes instead of staying on "Connecting...".🎨 UI Changes
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Testing
LastParticipantSignalTest(8 tests, Turbine with virtual time) in a new unit test source set forstream-video-android-ui-core. The module had no unit tests before, so the test dependencies were added to its build file.spotlessCheck,testDebugUnitTest,apiCheckand the debug and release compilations are green. The helper is internal, so the public API dump is unchanged.Summary by CodeRabbit
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