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This PR adds media forking support to the rtpengine module by exposing three functions:
rtpengine_copy_offer_f(): Sends a subscribe request to RTPEngine.
rtpengine_copy_answer_f(): Sends a subscribe answer to RTPEngine.
rtpengine_copy_delete_f(): Sends an unsubscribe request to RTPEngine.
These functions enable interaction with RTPEngine for managing media subscriptions, allowing for scenarios like media duplication or forking. This feature is based on the OpenSIPS RTPEngine module and provides similar functionality for handling media operations.
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-- Commit Summary --
* export subscribe operation functions
-- File Changes --
M src/modules/rtpengine/api.h (20)
M src/modules/rtpengine/rtpengine.c (217)
M src/modules/rtpengine/rtpengine.h (17)
A src/modules/rtpengine/rtpengine_common.h (28)
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Yes, i tried that everything that is generated from `CMake` to be inside the `CMAKE_BINARY_DIR` aka build folder and it's respective subfolders and not pollute the src tree in any way.
Picking that they are the same is actually a good sign, that it produced identical output! But I also believe they shouldn't exist in source tree, for whatever reason. If you want or need them, use them from the build directory.
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Pushed another commit (05bb67d91c8c7ffc0b68513d46e1de5f68124800) to remove these files from glob result over core source folder -- the ones generated by cmake are in bin folder not in src, but I guess they were detected as being the same and thus the warnings.
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Yeah probably they exist in your source tree under `src/core/` as well by invociking the old Makefiles? So, they are picked up by the `GLOB` as well.
These generated files should not be in the source tree but in the build tree instead. Some also argue they shouldn't even be tracked, since they can offer different things with different options and therefore should be generated everytime when options change.
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I reverted the commit since it was reported to break on some OSes.
On macos with cmake version 3.29.5 I get this warnings. I have to investigate further, it might be my local dev setup.
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