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dialog: REVERT fix rtags of forking INVITE with 100rel (#947) #986

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@juha-h juha-h commented Oct 21, 2023

which broke common re-invite usage (hold/unhold). See baresip/baresip#2772. I'll wait a couple of hours and if no other fix is provided, I'll merge this PR. The most common re-invite use case must work.

@sreimers sreimers changed the title This PR reverts https://github.com/baresip/re/commit/fc588b9cf7162133f96ee38b236d9ecea6c8ee20 dialog: REVERT fix rtags of forking INVITE with 100rel (#947) Oct 21, 2023
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CC: @maximilianfridrich
PR Reference: #947

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I don't think we need to hurry here and I would prefer a clean fix. Currently, PRs for the next version are already merged to main, so it will take a few more steps to release a v3.6.1 from a extra branch. This is nothing we should do on a weekend.

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juha-h commented Oct 21, 2023 via email

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juha-h commented Oct 21, 2023

It makes no sense at all to release v3.6.1 when it is known that it contains a major bug. But as I wrote, I don't need v3.6.1, I need main where the bug has been fixed.

@juha-h juha-h merged commit 6471c63 into main Oct 21, 2023
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@juha-h juha-h deleted the undo-reinvite-failure branch October 21, 2023 10:55
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