Frédéric Brière

Oh, great. It turns out that, despite all appearances, [ccRTP](https://www.gnu.org/software/ccrtp/) never properly worked with IPv6 in the first place; no progress has been made since [partial support was added back...

> The check for libsamplerate needs to be added to CMakeLists.txt I think @LubosD was aware of this. :smirk: https://github.com/LubosD/twinkle/blob/0fbcea8799ce47ce40b4b43944ff36c7fb996e9a/CMakeLists.txt#L28

(While `-Wformat-truncation` is not enabled by default, it *is* added by `dpkg-buildflags` when building a Debian package, which is why it was driving me nuts just a little bit. :smile:)

I have now submitted #179 which adds support for the Opus codec. However, I was barely able to test it, so if anybody is willing to give it a try...

> That being said, my one gripe working with Twinkle has been the lack of audio and video codec support. A quick look at the codecs supported by 2 of...

To anyone else wondering what this is all about: This adds a vertical left pane, similar to the Buddy list, with the contents of the local address book. A single...

> @fbriere is there something more to do in the PR's I think that between the various issues I raised in my review above, the big red "Changes requested" indicator...

Does the log show that the `INVITE` was received? Are you still able to call other parties after that happens?

What do you mean when you say that you "can see the INVITE arrive"? Are you watching the network traffic with Wireshark or something similar?

Note that there is an Akonadi agent for Google Contacts, so this could technically be resolved by #90.