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…lishedTracks Several participant fixtures and event payloads omitted `publishedTracks`, which is not optional on `StreamVideoParticipant`. Anything that reads it during a participant write (`hasScreenShare`, for one) throws on those fixtures rather than on a real roster. Fills the field in, and updates the matching `toEqual` assertions. No behaviour under test changes.
…lookups O(1) Reads went through `combineLatest` + subscribe + teardown on every call, and the derived participant collections were rebuilt per subscriber through `map` + `shareReplay`. Both sit in hot paths - per-tile bindings, track subscription calculation, device resolution. - read a `BehaviorSubject` directly in `getCurrentValue`, which fixes every call site at once - materialise the derived collections into `BehaviorSubject`s, so a read is a field access and a cold chain can no longer re-run the sort - fuse the six passes over the roster into one - index participants by session ID, so a per-tile lookup no longer scans - resolve Dynascale bindings and track subscriptions through that index Derivation is now eager, so it runs on every participant write. That is a real cost at large roster sizes and is measured separately.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughCallState now centralizes participant-derived state, capability derivation, synchronous access, and session lookup. Helper managers use the centralized state. Tests update participant fixtures with ChangesCallState state management
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This refactor speeds up state reads and participant lookups, but the current implementation can expose stale participant-derived values during callbacks, alter the documented raw participant ordering, retain stale media capability grants across call reuse, and allow mutation of shared lookup state. These can cause incorrect participant or media-control behavior, so the PR is not merge-ready until the ordering and lifecycle/contract risks are fixed or explicitly accepted. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@packages/client/src/store/CallState.ts`:
- Line 733: In commitParticipants, update all derived state before calling
participantsSubject.next(participants) so re-entrant participants$ subscribers
cannot be followed by stale outer-state assignments. Add a regression test with
a re-entrant participants$ subscriber that verifies the final derived state
reflects the inner update.
- Line 709: The participant update flow around sortParticipantsBy currently
sorts next in place, mutating the roster exposed by participantsSubject;
preserve rawParticipants and rawParticipants$ in their original order by
publishing an unsorted roster, then sort a copy only for participants$. Add a
regression test verifying raw participant ordering remains unchanged while the
public sorted stream retains its expected order.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Keep raw participant state unsorted.
At Line 709, next.sort(...) mutates the roster that participantsSubject publishes. rawParticipants and rawParticipants$ now expose that same sorted roster, although their contract specifies unsorted participants. Keep a raw roster subject and sort a copy for participants$.
Add a regression test for raw ordering. As per coding guidelines, add tests for bug fixes and new public APIs.
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In `@packages/client/src/store/CallState.ts` at line 709, The participant update
flow around sortParticipantsBy currently sorts next in place, mutating the
roster exposed by participantsSubject; preserve rawParticipants and
rawParticipants$ in their original order by publishing an unsorted roster, then
sort a copy only for participants$. Add a regression test verifying raw
participant ordering remains unchanged while the public sorted stream retains
its expected order.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Publish derived state before the roster.
At Line 733, BehaviorSubject.next() notifies participants$ subscribers before Lines 734-738 update derived state. A subscriber can re-enter commitParticipants; the inner call publishes newer derived state, then the outer call overwrites it with stale values. Publish all derived subjects before participantsSubject.next(participants).
Add a regression test with a re-entrant participants$ subscriber. As per coding guidelines, add tests for bug fixes and new public APIs.
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In `@packages/client/src/store/CallState.ts` at line 733, In commitParticipants,
update all derived state before calling participantsSubject.next(participants)
so re-entrant participants$ subscribers cannot be followed by stale outer-state
assignments. Add a regression test with a re-entrant participants$ subscriber
that verifies the final derived state reflects the inner update.
Source: Coding guidelines
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💡 Overview
Makes call-state reads and participant lookups O(1), without replacing RxJS and without changing the public API. Two commits: the fixture completion the change depends on, then the change itself.
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5403d8dba(node v24.19.0, median of 5–7 runs):state.participantsread, 100kstate.callingStateread, 100kBundle size is unchanged (+0.2 kB gzip, +0.1%).
📝 Implementation notes
RxUtils.getCurrentValuereads aBehaviorSubjectdirectly instead of going throughcombineLatest+ subscribe + teardown. This fixes ~100 call sites at once and is the single largest contributor.localParticipant,remoteParticipants,pinnedParticipants,dominantSpeaker,hasOngoingScreenShare,ownCapabilities) are materialised intoBehaviorSubjects rather than recomputed per subscriber throughmap+shareReplay. A read becomes a field access, and a cold chain can no longer re-run the sort.The trade-off worth reviewing: derivation is now eager, so it runs on every participant write whether or not anything is subscribed. That is why large-roster writes regress — the crossover is around 20–50 participants. The same regression appears on an independent state-store port of this code, which is evidence it belongs to eager derivation rather than to any particular reactive substrate.
The test commit is separated deliberately: it only adds
publishedTracksto fixtures that omitted a non-optional field, and it passes on its own against unmodifiedmain.A review of this branch surfaced two ordering defects in
commitParticipantsthat should be fixed before merge:participantsSubject.next()is emitted before the five derived subjects are written, so aparticipants$subscriber that reads a derived getter in its callback sees stale values. Baseline was consistent here because those getters recomputed from the live roster.setParticipants(reachable viaDynascaleManager→requestTrackWithDimensions→updateParticipantTracks) complete fully and then have its derived state overwritten by the outer frame's stale locals.Both are fixed by emitting the roster last, after the derived subjects, keeping the index assignment before all of them.
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