There were a few things wrong. Specifically the case in
the ref'd issue. Also, the timeline was being marked as
non-dynamic in the empty-but-live case (it should be
marked dynamic as segments may be added later).
Issue: #2760
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This fixes transitioning into the ended state if we see
endOfStream from the chunk source whilst in the pending
reset state. Prior to this fix we'd still be pending a
reset, and so readData would never allow EOS to be read
by the consuming renderer.
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- Call onDisabled last. onDisabled really shouldn't be doing
anything with the stream, so pretty sure this is fine (and
guarantees the stream is cleared properly even if onDisabled
throws a RTE).
- Remove super.onDisabled calls from Text/Metadata renderers.
This is just for consistency; we don't make such calls in
other direct descendants of BaseRenderer.
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*** Reason for rollback ***
This change may silently introduce bugs where both parameters are acceptable in both places. It's decided that the gain isn't worth the risk.
*** Original change description ***
Make the error messages the first parameter in Assertions methods to match JUnit methods
Reverse parameter order creates a slight confusion.
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Expose the stream offset to BaseRenderer subclasses.
Issue: #2267
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This change has been automatically generated by an Error Prone check that
detects incorrect argument ordering on calls to assertEquals-style methods. See
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Cleanup change automatically generated by javacflume/refactory
Refactoring: third_party/java_src/error_prone/project/core/src/main/java/com/google/errorprone/bugpatterns/argumentselectiondefects:AssertEqualsArgumentOrderChecker_refactoring
Tested:
TAP --sample for global presubmit queue
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In addition, the class now accepts available Cronet instances and returns the
source of the current CronetEngine.
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(Related to GitHub Issue #2577)
Added test to ExoPlayerTest which changes the repeat mode during playback.
Test verifies that ExoPlayer shows the periods in the intended order.
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- Call onDisabled last. onDisabled really shouldn't be doing
anything with the stream, so pretty sure this is fine (and
guarantees the stream is cleared properly even if onDisabled
throws a RTE).
- Remove super.onDisabled calls from Text/Metadata renderers.
This is just for consistency; we don't make such calls in
other direct descendants of BaseRenderer.
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If a timeline update removed periods at the end of the timeline which
had been buffered, handleSourceInfoRefreshed would call
getNextPeriodIndex and get back -1 for the last period holder in the
new timeline. Then isLastPeriod(-1) could throw.
Fix this behavior so that the remainder of the timeline is discarded.
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Checking the expected next/previous window indices and if the correct window
or period gets returned.
TimelineTest defines mock classes and verification methods used by the specific
implementation tests.
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Even though this is not strictly spec compliant, this will make exoplayer
behave like it used to before multiple program support. Developers
who want to take advantage of the multiple program support are probably
less than the ones who only want their stream to "just work". This is
particularly useful for streams obtained after a filtering component,
like a tv tuner.
Issue:#2757
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This is most commonly caused by malformed media, where
the media indicates that something we need to make an
allocation for is *really huge*. Failing playback is
appropriate for this case; killing the process is not.
Issue: #2780
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