It basically refactors the format in which the data-channel receives data, and with that, it also gives the user the possibility to create and use new subChannels for each data-channel.
So before the developer had only one possibility of fetching the data, and it had been done this way:
It is well explained in the README, so please refer there for more information. And should one find it hard to understand, please ping me so we can clarify and resolve any possible doubts.
Motivation
The motivation here was that every time some update happened for any data-channel, all data from there would come over to the client which could be done better.
So now, even if the user fetches all the data from one data-channel, it will be updated in patches, so it is better performing for the client.
What does this PR do?
It basically refactors the format in which the data-channel receives data, and with that, it also gives the user the possibility to create and use new subChannels for each data-channel.
So before the developer had only one possibility of fetching the data, and it had been done this way:
Which would return the response with all the data from tha specific data-channel.
Now:
It is well explained in the README, so please refer there for more information. And should one find it hard to understand, please ping me so we can clarify and resolve any possible doubts.
Motivation
The motivation here was that every time some update happened for any data-channel, all data from there would come over to the client which could be done better.
So now, even if the user fetches all the data from one data-channel, it will be updated in patches, so it is better performing for the client.
More
Closely related to https://github.com/bigbluebutton/bigbluebutton/pull/19997 Reach out to me whenever you have any doubts!