webrtc-sys: don't panic when C++ hands us a malformed RtcError string#1098
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The unsafe `RtcError::from(&str)` wrapper called `.expect("malformed
serialized RtcError")` on the `parse()` result. C++ can hand us a
string that doesn't match the fixed-width hex header — empty `what()`
on participant disconnect is the case in livekit#944 — and that panic took
out the caller's task.
Fall back to a generic `RtcErrorType::None` and stash the raw string
in `message` so the error still surfaces something useful.
Closes livekit#944.
Signed-off-by: Charlie Tonneslan <cst0520@gmail.com>
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Closes #944.
The unsafe
RtcError::from(&str)wrapper was.expect("malformed serialized RtcError")on the innerparse()Option, which panicked the caller's task whenever C++ handed across a string that didn't match the fixed-width hex header. Per #944 that happens on participant disconnect / call end (emptywhat()).Fall back to a generic
RtcErrorType::Noneand put the raw input inmessageso the error still surfaces something useful instead of taking down the task.Added a quick test covering the empty-string and non-hex cases that used to panic.