fix(large-video): Always pin screenshare to large-video if it exists.

Set higher preference for screenshare over dominant speaker when trying to elect a participant for large-video. This prevents the dominant speaker from taking over the stage when a user toggles tile view on and off while a screenshare is in progress.
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Jaya Allamsetty 2021-03-26 09:14:03 -04:00 committed by GitHub
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@ -129,49 +129,46 @@ function _electLastVisibleRemoteVideo(tracks) {
* @returns {(string|undefined)}
*/
function _electParticipantInLargeVideo(state) {
// 1. If a participant is pinned, they will be shown in the LargeVideo (
// regardless of whether they are local or remote).
// 1. If a participant is pinned, they will be shown in the LargeVideo
// (regardless of whether they are local or remote).
const participants = state['features/base/participants'];
let participant = participants.find(p => p.pinned);
let id = participant && participant.id;
if (!id) {
// 2. No participant is pinned so get the dominant speaker. But the
// local participant won't be displayed in LargeVideo even if she is
// the dominant speaker.
participant = participants.find(p => p.dominantSpeaker && !p.local);
id = participant && participant.id;
if (!id) {
// 3. There is no dominant speaker so select the remote participant
// who last had visible video.
const tracks = state['features/base/tracks'];
const videoTrack = _electLastVisibleRemoteVideo(tracks);
id = videoTrack && videoTrack.participantId;
if (!id) {
// 4. It's possible there is no participant with visible video.
// This can happen for a number of reasons:
// - there is only one participant (i.e. the local user),
// - other participants joined with video muted.
// As a last resort, pick the last participant who joined the
// conference (regardless of whether they are local or
// remote).
//
// HOWEVER: We don't want to show poltergeist or other bot type participants on stage
// automatically, because it's misleading (users may think they are already
// joined and maybe speaking).
for (let i = participants.length; i > 0 && !participant; i--) {
const p = participants[i - 1];
!p.botType && (participant = p);
}
id = participant && participant.id;
}
}
if (participant) {
return participant.id;
}
return id;
// 2. Next, pick the most recent remote screenshare that was added to the conference.
const remoteScreenShares = state['features/video-layout'].remoteScreenShares;
if (remoteScreenShares?.length) {
return remoteScreenShares[remoteScreenShares.length - 1];
}
// 3. Next, pick the dominant speaker (other than self).
participant = participants.find(p => p.dominantSpeaker && !p.local);
if (participant) {
return participant.id;
}
// 4. Next, pick the most recent participant with video.
const tracks = state['features/base/tracks'];
const videoTrack = _electLastVisibleRemoteVideo(tracks);
if (videoTrack) {
return videoTrack.participantId;
}
// 5. As a last resort, select the participant that joined last (other than poltergist or other bot type
// participants).
for (let i = participants.length; i > 0 && !participant; i--) {
const p = participants[i - 1];
!p.botType && (participant = p);
}
if (participant) {
return participant.id;
}
return participants.find(p => p.local)?.id;
}