the navigator.mediaDevices is undefined -- unless you're accessing the code in a "secure context": via https://... or file:///
This is not checked, causing an exception -- except since the exception is not thrown by the call itself, but by the code, it trickles down to the final .catch((error) =>, which neither logs nor re-throws the Error, it just swallows it.
I'll submit an Issue and a Pull for this, of course, but there are a couple of other things, too...
OK, so part one of the issue was this:
iOS will refuse to allow Javascript code to access navigator. In RTCSession.js, when we call
return navigator.mediaDevices.getUserMedia(mediaConstraints)the navigator.mediaDevices is
undefined-- unless you're accessing the code in a "secure context": via https://... or file:///This is not checked, causing an exception -- except since the exception is not thrown by the call itself, but by the code, it trickles down to the final
.catch((error) =>, which neither logs nor re-throws the Error, it just swallows it.I'll submit an Issue and a Pull for this, of course, but there are a couple of other things, too...
Originally posted by @pjkundert in https://github.com/versatica/JsSIP/discussions/860#discussioncomment-9843435