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Wrong direction when using call queues

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Description

Describe the issue
Direction of call is wrong in case of using call queues

Code Snippet

{ botData: {
callId: 187baca4-2a2f-4441-ac4b-a70a73bc1b76,
mediaHostedRegion: AUEA,
user: {participationMethod: Caller},
otherSideUser: {id: 4:+61xxxxxxxx,participantId: ba3a876a-6403-43e3-92b9-dddfb66dd41f,tenantId: null,participationMethod: Callee}
}}"

Expected behavior

It should be the way around. OtherSideuser is Caller, User is Callee.

Graph SDK (please complete the following information):

  • Version 1.2.0.850 with skype bots.media 1.17.0.39 alpha

Call ID
CallID = 187baca4-2a2f-4441-ac4b-a70a73bc1b76

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Research direction

Start with the call queue handling associated with the reported Call ID and inspect how the code assigns the user and otherSideUser participationMethod values. Compare the payload with the expected caller and callee roles; done means queued calls consistently report OtherSideUser as Caller and User as Callee.

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Assessment

Domain
api, audio-video-rtc
Issue type
Bug
Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Mostly clear
Newbie friendliness
25/100

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