jambonz / jambonz/agent-conference-example

Start event is being triggered for the second member rather than the first member. Although we are sending the conference command to the first member first, and then to the second member, the events are not coming in the expected order.

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Description

Scenario - When an agent (Member 2) and user call (Member 1) are connected, we create a conference and add a third member.
For creating the conference, we are sending the conference and Transcribe verbs for both. First user and then for agent.
However, we are experiencing an issue where the "event": "start" and "event": "join" events are coming for the agent call first, and then for the user. Ideally, since the user is creating the conference, the start event should come for the user first, then for the agent.
[New Panel-logs-2024-06-24 18_37_37.txt](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/15958112/New.Panel-logs-2024-06-24.18_37_37.txt)

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Start by reviewing the attached New Panel logs and the conference and Transcribe request sequence described in the issue. Compare the ordering of the user and agent calls with the received start and join events. Done means the event order is understood and the reported ordering behavior is corrected or documented with supporting evidence.

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Tech stack
javascript
Domain
audio-video-rtc, backend
Issue type
Bug
Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Activity status
Stale
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Needs clarification
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