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henbos
commented on July 3, 2024
I think it is also unclear from the current description that these are not the counts of opened/closed data channels that exist but counts of channels that have at some point been opened or closed. I.e. if a channel is opened and then closed the counts are (opened: 1, closed: 1) and not (opened: 0, closed: 1)
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jesup
commented on July 3, 2024
The current wording would seem to include any datachannel opened from your end, and and channels opened from the other end (ondatachannel events); for close it would be similar - any explicitly closed (from either end), plus those that closed due to link failure.
I've always preferred "DataChannel" (or RTCDataChannel objects) which is specific, compared to "data channel" which is descriptive, but I don't have strong feelings on the subject so long as everything is clear.
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alvestrand
commented on July 3, 2024
I think we have to define the API events that correspond to incrementing the counters.
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vr000m
commented on July 3, 2024
Should we separate the counters for local and remote datachannels? Does anyone have thoughts on this?
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