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It's not returning null..when it returned null you got a null reference exception.

I only found two references to it in the code base and there was no null check on the result hence the null reference exception. You make a good point...

Actually.. The method i changed is private and it's only called in 2 locations in SipSorcery code, both of which will throw a null reference exception immediately afterwards if GetResponse...

Seeing the same thing here. When I close my app i'm left with orphaned processes that never close (have to End Task them in task manager) - windows 11 ...

Thanks @hallzhallz that seems to have resolved it. Code now looks like this and so far hasn't left any zombie processes. Looking at the page instances it looks like chrome...

Also, note to future me - add `true` to application project file or serialization fails in trimmed apps

There's 2 actions you can use - if Alert and if Manual Alert I dont see much value in tagging Alert events with "alert" - it just means more space...

it'll be tagged with alert if an alert either triggers recording or occurs whilst it's recording same with detected do you have steps to follow to demonstrate this not happening?...

I started rewriting things to get it to work but ended up needing to turn WaveFormat into a struct which opened up a whole can of worms. Workaround is to...

The original code was giving me repeating errors about being unable to find a media stream Could we not just remove this logic entirely? It seems pretty hacky - just...