nextcloud / nextcloud/spreed

Delete breakout rooms leaves participants with "The conversation does not exist"

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bug feature: breakout rooms 🖖 feature: frontend 🖌️
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Description

Steps to reproduce

  1. User A: Create breakout rooms and click the "Start session" button.
  2. User B: join a breakout room.
  3. User A: Click the gear button to display the "Manage breakout rooms" modal.
  4. Click "Delete breakout rooms" and confirm.
  5. User B: See how your are still in a nonexistent room and see "The conversation does not exist - Join a conversation or start a new one!"
Expected behaviour

User B (and all users in all breakout rooms) should be automatically redirected to the main room and automatically join the main call again - so they don't get lost.

Actual behaviour

User B is redirected to /apps/spreed/not-found.

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Talk app version: 22.0.10

Nextcloud Version: 32.0.6

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Research direction

Reproduce the issue using the listed breakout-room steps, then trace the Delete breakout rooms action from the Manage breakout rooms modal and the participant navigation to /apps/spreed/not-found. Check the behavior for users in every breakout room. Done means all affected users return to the main room and automatically rejoin the main call instead of seeing the nonexistent-room message.

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Assessment

Tech stack
javascript
Domain
audio-video-rtc, frontend
Issue type
Bug
Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
1-2 days
Activity status
Quiet
Clarity
Mostly clear
Newbie friendliness
52/100

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