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Do not report instance as available while draining #124

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@biglittlebigben biglittlebigben merged commit e974de5 into main Jun 27, 2023
@biglittlebigben biglittlebigben deleted the benjamin/available_draning branch June 27, 2023 03:38
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This is the v1.1.0 release of the ingress service. This release adds support for pulling media from URLs and fixes source resolution handling
  
 ## Changelog
    
 ### Added
- Log redacted ingress info and set stereo and disableDTX publication options (#130)
- Add Debug handler with pprof support (#131)
- Report average bitrate in the ingress state (#133)
- Support for GST pipeline debug dot files on the debug handler (#136)
- Support for pulling URLs (#138)
    
 ### Fixed
- Do not report instance as available while draining (#124)
-  Handle better the case where 2 publishers with the same ingress ID connect to the same ingress instance (#125)
- Check stream key in WHIP DELETE call (#126)
- Make sure handler processes use the same node id as the service (#129)
- Update the WebRTC settings engine to match the sessions parameters (#139)
- Adopt jitter.PopSamples in the WHIP handler (#141)
- Only accept specific file types in url pull (#142)
- Fix layer dimension calculation logic (#143)
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