HLS Stream reconnect issue
HLS stream reconnect issue
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Summary by CodeRabbit
- Refactor
- Renamed internal flags and parameters for improved clarity in stream handling, including changes from "close_signal" to "continue_signal" and "continue_flag" to "reconnect_flag".
- Enhanced naming consistency for reconnect logic in streaming components.
- New Features
- Introduced a retry limit with backoff for stream reconnections, providing more robust handling of connection interruptions.
- Added item type awareness to provider stream options for better stream management.
- Bug Fixes
- EPG ID collection now processes only live channels, ensuring more accurate data handling.
Walkthrough
This update primarily refactors naming conventions and control flow related to signaling and reconnect logic in streaming components. Across several modules, internal fields and parameters previously named for "close" or "continue" signaling are renamed for clarity, such as from close_signal to continue_signal and from continue_flag to reconnect_flag. The provider stream factory introduces a retry mechanism for reconnections, limiting attempts and handling specific HTTP errors. Additionally, EPG ID collection is now restricted to live channels by filtering on the xtream_cluster field. No changes were made to the overall logic or exported interfaces, except for renaming and minor additions.
Changes
| File(s) | Change Summary |
|---|---|
| src/api/model/streams/buffered_stream.rs | Renamed all close_signal references to continue_signal in struct fields, methods, and logic checks. |
| src/api/model/streams/client_stream.rs | Renamed all close_signal references to continue_signal in struct fields, constructor, and internal usage. |
| src/api/model/streams/provider_stream_factory.rs | Refactored continue_flag to reconnect_flag; added retry logic for reconnections; updated method and field names; added item_type to options; improved naming for clarity. |
| src/processing/processor/epg.rs | Modified EPG ID collection to filter only channels with xtream_cluster == XtreamCluster::Live. |
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant ProviderStreamFactory
participant BufferedStream
participant ClientStream
participant AtomicOnceFlag
Client->>ProviderStreamFactory: create_provider_stream()
ProviderStreamFactory->>BufferedStream: new(reconnect_flag)
BufferedStream->>ClientStream: new(continue_signal)
ClientStream->>AtomicOnceFlag: check is_active()
loop While reconnect_flag is active and retries remain
ProviderStreamFactory->>ProviderStreamFactory: stream_provider()
alt HTTP error (retryable)
ProviderStreamFactory->>AtomicOnceFlag: check should_reconnect()
ProviderStreamFactory->>ProviderStreamFactory: decrement retries
else HTTP error (non-retryable) or retries exhausted
ProviderStreamFactory->>AtomicOnceFlag: cancel_reconnect()
ProviderStreamFactory->>Client: return None
end
end
Poem
In the code where the streams do flow,
Signals renamed for clarity’s glow.
Reconnect flags hop in, retries now in tow,
Only live channels for EPG we know.
With every refactor, our logic stays neat—
A rabbit’s proud hop, making streaming complete!
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could this have been causing the random buffer i experience from time to time?