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[All] Improvements to RTCPeerConnection.json #3287
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Hi @jpmedley and thank you for this PR! I spot checked many of them and I'm satisfied with the data. I have one consistency change to suggest here, but otherwise, this looks pretty good. Thank you again!
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Looks good, thank you @jpmedley! 🎉 |
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This PR corrects the data throughout the RTCPeerConnection API, which was a **big** mess, mostly due to copy-paste error. The fixes include the following: - Converts the "Promise-based version" notes into subfeatures. It is more standard to use a subfeature rather than the notes. Additionally, they were copied and pasted all across the Opera data, so it caused some major data discrepancies. (Particularly, claiming support for features in Opera that weren't supported, wrong version numbers...) Fixes #11158. - Corrects the data regarding promise-based versions for Chrome. After further digging in, it turns out that most of these features had the wrong version number. New data comes from the commit history ([1](https://source.chromium.org/chromium/chromium/src/+/e16c96f5a5b517a64fdbc5be75f05e359e04b461), [2](https://source.chromium.org/chromium/chromium/src/+/70302a3d99ed149d59acf592edf9d32d4fd0dbda), [3](https://source.chromium.org/chromium/chromium/src/+/68f8e256dc7c7369127bd345100bcf776fa8acc0)). - Corrects the Samsung Internet and Opera/Opera Android data. In the case of Samsung Internet, it appears to have been set to 6.0 most everywhere after a mirroring from the old, incorrect wiki data (#1606), and Opera's data initially came from the wiki tables (#1070). When the Chrome data was corrected, however (see #3287), only the Chrome, Chrome Android, and WebView data was adjusted, leaving these other browsers untouched. - Corrects the version number for `createDataChannel` based upon results from the mdn-bcd-collector project (v3.3.0). - Finally, mirrors the Chrome data to both Chrome Android and WebView. Both had been left as `true` for many of the features, however since we have ranged values, we're able to replace the `true` with `≤37` for WebView, and mirror Chrome straight to Chrome Android since we know Chrome Android has supported this API back then.
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The non-Chrome changes came from Confluence. The Confluence data on this interface turned out to be really bad. You will wonder if some of these changes are correct. Here's the proof.
The webkit prefix was removed in Chrome 56. It appears that the prefix was only ever on the interface and not it’s individual members. I might have found this odd, but I’ve seen it before.
constructor
Missing from IDL, not supported: defaultIceServers, peerIdentity, sctp,onidentityresult, onidpassertionerror, onidpvalidationerror, onpeeridentity, getIdentityAssertion, setIdentityProvider, onicecandidateerror, getDefaultIceServers
Promise-based createAnswer, createOffer and createAnswer added, createOffer added
Promise-based addIceCandidate, setLocalDescription, setRemoteDescription
addTrack(), getSenders(), onTrack, removeTrack()
iceConnectionState, signalingState
iceGatheringState
localDescription, remoteDescription, setLocalDescription(), setRemoteDescription()
localStreams, remoteStreams, addStream(), removeStream(), onaddstream, onremovestream
createDataChannel, ondatachannel
updateIce(), addIceCandidate(), iceState, onicecandidate
oniceconnectionstatechange, onsignalingstatechange
onnegotationneeded
connectionstate, onconnectionstatechagne
currentLocalDescription, pendingLocalDescription, currentRemoteDescription, pendingRemoteDescription
connectionState, onconnectionstatechange
onicegatheringstatechange
onnegotiationneeded
addTransceiver
generateCertificate
getConfiguration
getLocalStreams, getRemoteStreams
getReceivers
getStats, Promise-based, resolves to RTCStatsReport, MediaStreamTrack parameter
Remove getStreamById
setConfiguration
createDTMFSender
close