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Fix WebRTC for Firefox by ignoring empty ice candidates #21908

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Not adding empty candidate into offer sdp to avoid smartdevicemanagement google api returns 500 internal server error

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The changes involve an update to the ICE candidate handling logic within the HaWebRtcPlayer class. The condition for resolving the promise has been refined to ensure that a valid ICE candidate is present before proceeding. This adjustment enhances the robustness of the candidate gathering process during WebRTC connection setup.

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src/components/ha-web-rtc-player.ts Modified the logic for resolving ICE candidate promises to ensure valid candidate presence.

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@@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ class HaWebRtcPlayer extends LitElement {
let candidates = ""; // Build an Offer SDP string with ice candidates
const iceResolver = new Promise<void>((resolve) => {
peerConnection.addEventListener("icecandidate", async (event) => {
if (!event.candidate) {
if (!(event.candidate && event.candidate.candidate)) {
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Refine ICE candidate handling and consider using optional chaining.

The modification at line 112 enhances the robustness of the ICE candidate handling by ensuring that the promise resolves only when there are no valid candidates available. This is a crucial fix for the issue with Firefox and empty ICE candidates.

Additionally, consider using optional chaining to simplify the condition and improve code safety:

- if (!(event.candidate && event.candidate.candidate)) {
+ if (!event.candidate?.candidate) {

This change will make the code more readable and prevent potential null reference errors.

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if (!(event.candidate && event.candidate.candidate)) {
if (!event.candidate?.candidate) {
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[error] 112-112: Change to an optional chain.

Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.

(lint/complexity/useOptionalChain)

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@jonnynch Thank you for updating the code as per the suggestion! The use of optional chaining will indeed make the code more readable and safer. Everything looks great! 😊


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Thank you so much for fixing this long standing issue with the Firefox webrtc. Many nest + firefox users will very much appreciate this.

Can you change the PR description to something like "Fix WebRTC for Firefox by ignoring empty ice candidates"? Something with propper capitalization.

@allenporter allenporter added this to the 2024.9 milestone Sep 6, 2024
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Tagging for review for a future patch release candidate.

@jonnynch jonnynch changed the title handle firefox empty string ice candidate Fix WebRTC for Firefox by ignoring empty ice candidates Sep 6, 2024
@silamon silamon merged commit de292a8 into home-assistant:dev Sep 8, 2024
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