Gavin Henry
Gavin Henry
Ah, cool. OK, thanks.
Hi all, I'm seeing this to in my GH actions: https://github.com/SentryPeer/SentryPeer/actions/runs/3856144662/jobs/6571996740#step:5:630 on mac
I've read your issue and I have not tried it that way. I am answering the call and then answering the SIP INVITE in dart-sip-ua and staying in the native...
It looks like it’s not implemented https://github.com/flutter-webrtc/callkeep/search?q=foreground It is in another project https://github.com/doneservices/flutter_callkeep/blob/b15c0caffacdf4aa2cc3f118f66a6980cb11cb24/android/src/main/kotlin/co/doneservices/callkeep/CallKeep.kt#L381
Actually, callKeep.backToForeground(); is working for me. It is there https://github.com/flutter-webrtc/callkeep/blob/002ea8eac7a5d961675c77ab3a0df7d52c8f923d/android/src/main/java/io/wazo/callkeep/CallKeepModule.java#L546
Thanks for all your replies. Great info. Ah, not tested a killed app.
I read up on the flag used to do this on the android native side, and the app needs to be running as it's moved up the activity stack. Read...
This is also my understanding and my plan too. Android first, but I have a feeling the background message is isolating some of my code which I am investigating. >
> Also found this [stackoverflow topic](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58534450/a-way-to-get-a-minimized-app-to-foreground-in-flutter) which I think is worth checking. Yep, this is the solution and something I've known now for a long while. We can put iOS...
Thanks. I'll try just waking it up on receipt of a push like iOS does.