hancush
commented
2 years ago @shrayshray Is it true that every meeting will be broadcast?
If so, we could simplify the logic to determine whether a meeting is over by marking a meeting as having been streamed when it is returned by the running events endpoint (http://metro.granicus.com/running_events.php). (We use this endpoint to determine when meetings are current.) Then, we can use that indicator to tell when the meeting has concluded. The logic would look like:
If the meeting has been streamed but is no longer ongoing, then it's concluded. Otherwise, it is not concluded.
What do you think?
shrayshray
camachoo
Our logic to check whether a meeting has concluded assumes that if it's after a meeting's start time, but the meeting is not live, then that meeting has concluded. This isn't necessarily the case, as meetings can start late if a prior meeting runs over, or for some other reason.
If a previous meeting (or concurrently scheduled) meeting is still streaming, the meeting has not yet started and should not be marked as concluded.
It's a bit harder if there is not a previous meeting. For current meetings, we introduced a 20-minute buffer to account for late starts. @shrayshray, does a similar approach make sense here? What's a reasonable buffer for the start time of the first meeting of the day?