WebRTC Answer Fix for Firefox and Device Addition#491
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Remove check for Mozilla as new versions of Chrome are reported as effected.
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@tchellomello Hello! When you have time could you take a look at this PR. Chrome is apparently now impacted by this as well and folks would like to get this in place for use downstream for Home Assistant etc. |
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First time contributing outside of work so apologies if I missed any steps in the process.
One device addition for one of my cameras to add the proper name and basic info. Nothing related to actual PTZ control functionality.
Primary purpose of this PR is to implement a forced fix for the responses provided by Ring for WebRTC offers in an appropriate location to hopefully resolve this issue anywhere this library is used.
Tested on my HomeAssistant instance and after a bit of debugging was able to get it working.
If working as implemented and incorporated downstream, should fix the following:
#485
home-assistant/core#138821
Thanks to TeejMcSteez for this downstream workaround implementing the same fix in a quick and dirty fashion.
https://github.com/TeejMcSteez/HAWebRTCFix/tree/master