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Summary

getstream.video.rtc no longer implements the WebRTC transport with aiortc. The
Rust Video SDK (stream-video-rust)
now does the coordinator join, the SFU selection, the SFU signaling, the peer
connections, the retries and the reconnects. The new package getstream-rtc
(import name getstream_rtc) wraps the SDK with PyO3.

rtc.join() and ConnectionManager stay the public API. ConnectionManager is
now a thin layer: it starts the SDK join, emits the SDK events under the
existing event names, and copies the frames of aiortc tracks into the SDK.

This is a breaking change. migration.md lists every change compared with
4.1.0. This description gives the changes in behavior.

How it works now

flowchart LR
    subgraph app["Application"]
        code["application code<br/>handlers, add_tracks()"]
        srcs["aiortc tracks<br/>AudioStreamTrack, video tracks"]
    end

    subgraph py["getstream: pure Python"]
        join_fn["rtc.join()"]
        cm["ConnectionManager"]
        ps["ParticipantsState"]
        af["AudioForwarder"]
        vf["VideoForwarder"]
    end

    subgraph ext["getstream-rtc: PyO3 extension"]
        rcall["Call"]
        evs["EventStreams<br/>sfu, coordinator, client"]
        rtrack["RemoteTrack<br/>from TrackStream"]
        ltrack["LocalAudioTrack<br/>LocalVideoTrack VP9"]
        logq["bounded log queue<br/>and forwarding thread"]
    end

    subgraph sdk["Rust Video SDK on tokio"]
        joiner["coordinator join, SFU selection,<br/>retries, reconnects, migration"]
        pcs["SFU signaling,<br/>publisher and subscriber<br/>peer connections"]
    end

    coord[("Coordinator")]
    sfu[("SFU")]
    pylog["Python logging<br/>getstream logger"]

    code --> join_fn
    join_fn --> cm
    cm -->|"join, leave, update_subscriptions,<br/>publish, stop_publish"| rcall
    rcall --> joiner
    joiner <-->|"HTTP and WebSocket"| coord
    joiner --> pcs
    pcs <-->|"signaling and media"| sfu

    pcs --> evs
    evs --> cm
    cm --> ps
    cm -->|"participant_joined, track_added,<br/>audio, custom, call_ended,<br/>connection.state_changed, ..."| code

    pcs -->|"decoded remote media"| rtrack
    rtrack -->|"next_pcm(): audio event"| cm
    rtrack -->|"video_frames()"| code

    srcs --> af
    srcs --> vf
    af -->|"write_pcm()"| ltrack
    vf -->|"write_i420()"| ltrack
    ltrack -->|"paced and encoded"| pcs

    sdk -.->|"tracing records"| logq
    logq -.-> pylog
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  • ConnectionManager makes a getstream_rtc.Client from the API key and the
    secret (or the token) of the AsyncStream client.
  • The SDK runs on its own tokio runtime. Its async methods are awaitable from
    asyncio. Its synchronous methods release the GIL.
  • ConnectionManager opens the event streams and the track stream before the
    join, so the events and the tracks of the join are kept.
  • Rust log records go through a bounded queue. Only the forwarding thread takes
    the GIL. A log call never blocks.

Changes in behavior

Join, state and leave

  • The SDK retries the join and chooses the SFU. The max_join_retries
    argument is removed. rtc.join() accepts only create and
    subscription_config; other keyword arguments raise TypeError.
  • connection_state returns CallingState (IDLE, JOINING, JOINED,
    RECONNECTING, MIGRATING, RECONNECTING_FAILED, LEFT) and is read only.
    connection.state_changed keeps its name and its {"old", "new"} payload.
  • The SDK reconnects by itself. connection_lost, reconnection_success and
    reconnection_failed are not emitted; watch connection.state_changed.
  • participant_joined is also emitted for the participants that are already in
    the call at join.
  • call_ended is also emitted when the coordinator ends the call, and only once.
    wait() also returns when the call ends.
  • If connect() fails or is cancelled after the SDK join, it leaves the call
    before it raises.
  • Join errors are getstream_rtc errors (subclasses of RustError:
    ApiError, CoordinatorError, PermissionDeniedError, RtcError, ...),
    not SfuJoinError.

Events

  • Event payloads are getstream_rtc classes, not SFU protobuf messages. All
    are exported from getstream.video.rtc. track_type uses the TrackType
    enum, participant.joined_at is a Unix time float, participant.custom is
    a dict. The protobuf field type of TrackPublished and
    TrackUnpublished is track_type.
  • New event: participant_count_changed.
  • The SFU transport events (subscriber_offer, publisher_answer,
    ice_trickle, join_response, health_check_response, go_away,
    participant_migration_complete) are not emitted. The SDK handles them.
  • ice_restart arrives after the SDK has handled the SFU request.
  • A handler that raises is logged at ERROR. It does not stop the other events,
    wait() or leave(). emit(..., unsafe=True) raises instead.
  • If the event loop is blocked and an SDK event stream overflows (1024 events),
    the lost events are skipped with a stream.rtc.events.lagged WARNING and
    participants_state is filled again from the SDK.

Remote media

  • track_added gives a RemoteTrack. add_track_subscriber() is removed.
    track.next_pcm() gives 48 kHz mono int16 frames;
    track.video_frames() gives a stream of I420 VideoFrames. Each
    video_frames() call gives an independent stream; a slow reader skips to
    the latest frame.
  • track_added also arrives for the tracks that exist before the join.
    republish_tracks() is removed.
  • ConnectionManager keeps no reference to a track. When the application drops
    the last reference, the SDK unsubscribes from the track.
  • ConnectionManager reads every remote audio track to emit audio. Do not
    also call next_pcm() on these tracks. The audio payload is the same
    PcmData as in 4.1.0; participant is a RemoteParticipant.
  • After a remote mute and unmute, the same track object delivers frames again.
    No new track_added arrives.
  • drain_video_frames is removed: the SDK decodes a remote track only while it
    is read.

Publishing

  • add_tracks() still accepts aiortc tracks.
  • A new add_tracks(audio=...) or add_tracks(video=...) replaces the
    published track of the same kind. In 4.1.0 each call added one more track.
  • When the source track stops, the track is unpublished and other participants
    get track_unpublished. In 4.1.0 only the packets stopped.
  • Audio: the SDK paces the frames and sends mono (stereo is mixed down).
    AudioStreamTrack has a new setting pace, False by default. Code that
    sends an AudioStreamTrack through its own aiortc connection must set
    pace=True to keep the 4.1.0 behavior. flush() also clears the audio that
    is queued in the SDK.
  • Video: sent as VP9, not H.264. The whole track has the size of its first
    frame; later frames are scaled to it. STREAM_PATCH_AIORTC_BITRATES and
    STREAM_PATCH_AIORTC_H264_PRESET have no effect.

participants_state

  • It contains RemoteParticipant objects keyed by session_id, and includes
    the agent itself.
  • get_user_from_track_id(), get_stream_id_from_track_id() and
    set_track_stream_mapping() are removed. A RemoteTrack carries its
    participant.

Subscriptions

subscription_config works as in 4.1.0. The SDK applies it again on each
participant and track event. Differences: max_subscriptions=0 subscribes to
no tracks (4.1.0 subscribed to one), and an empty subscription list is sent to
the SFU when no track matches.

Logging

The transport logs come from the getstream logger and its children (for
example getstream.rtc.join.lifecycle), not from aiortc and aioice. Records
of other Rust crates are forwarded at WARNING and above. connect() reads the
effective level of the getstream logger.

Removed

  • Local recording (start_recording(), stop_recording(),
    RecordingManager and the recording events). Use the server recording
    (call.start_recording()).
  • The aiortc transport: the coordinator WebSocket client, the SFU signaling,
    the peer connections, the location discovery, the stats reporter, the
    reconnection logic and the aiortc encoder patches. The removed modules and
    names are listed in migration.md.
  • The ConnectionManager attributes of the aiortc transport (publisher_pc,
    subscriber_pc, ws_client, join_response, session_id, ...).

Regressions compared with 4.1.0

  • Remote H.264 video is not decoded: the SDK decodes only VP8 and VP9. A
    participant that publishes only H.264 (for example RTMP or SRT ingress) gives
    no video track.
  • TURN works only over UDP. Networks that allow only TCP or TLS cannot connect.
  • A user token with an expiration cannot be refreshed. If it expires during
    the call, the next rejoin fails and the state becomes RECONNECTING_FAILED.

Installation

  • The webrtc extra installs getstream-rtc. getstream stays pure Python.
  • getstream-rtc has its own version and its own release-please component.
  • A build from source needs the Rust toolchain from
    getstream-rtc/rust-toolchain.toml, a C compiler, cmake, pkg-config,
    libvpx and libclang.
  • The webrtc extra no longer installs scipy, soundfile, websockets,
    websocket-client, structlog, tenacity and ping3.

Open items before release

  • No workflow builds or publishes getstream-rtc wheels. release.yml builds
    only getstream. Until getstream-rtc is on PyPI, the install of a released
    getstream[webrtc] fails.
  • getstream-rtc/Cargo.toml uses the branch fix/compatibility-fixes of
    stream-video-rust (Cargo.lock pins f19b7e4), not a tag.

Tests and CI

  • The binding tests (getstream-rtc/tests/) and the ConnectionManager tests
    (tests/rtc/) join real calls.
  • New CI job: cargo fmt --check, cargo clippy -D warnings, cargo test --lib.
  • The lint, type check and non-video jobs do not build the extension.
  • examples/rtc/echo_agent.py and examples/rtc/record_audio.py use only the
    public getstream.video.rtc API.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Added a Rust-backed RTC client with call lifecycle, participant and event access, audio/video publishing, remote-track subscriptions, and media resampling.
    • Added audio recording and echo-agent examples, plus audio and video forwarding for existing media tracks.
    • Added unpaced audio-track playback by default, with flush notifications.
  • Breaking Changes
    • RTC joining now requires a user ID and accepts subscription configuration; location discovery and several legacy RTC interfaces are no longer available.
  • Documentation
    • Added a migration guide for the updated RTC integration.

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The pull request adds a Rust/PyO3 RTC package and routes Python RTC connections through it. It removes the previous Python transport stack, adds media forwarders and typed APIs, updates tests and CI, and adds RTC examples and migration documentation.

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RTC transport migration

Layer / File(s) Summary
Rust package and binding API
getstream-rtc/*
Adds the Rust workspace package, typed Python bindings, call lifecycle, events, participants, subscriptions, tracks, resampling, logging, and error mappings.
Python connection integration
getstream/video/rtc/__init__.py, getstream/video/rtc/connection_manager.py, getstream/video/rtc/participants.py, getstream/video/rtc/track_util.py, getstream/video/rtc/*forwarder.py
Routes joining, events, participant state, subscriptions, audio, and video publication through getstream_rtc.
Legacy transport removal
getstream/video/rtc/coordinator/*, getstream/video/rtc/pc.py, getstream/video/rtc/peer_connection.py, getstream/video/rtc/reconnection.py, getstream/video/rtc/recording.py, getstream/video/rtc/signaling.py, getstream/video/rtc/stats_*.py, getstream/video/rtc/tracer.py
Removes the former WebSocket, peer-connection, reconnection, recording, statistics, tracing, and location-discovery implementations.
Validation, CI, and documentation
.github/*, tests/*, getstream-rtc/tests/*, examples/rtc/*, migration.md, AGENTS.md
Adds Rust and integration checks, updates dependency setup and test paths, adds two RTC examples, and documents the migration and Rust wrapper rules.

Priority: ⬆️ High

Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant PythonClient
  participant ConnectionManager
  participant getstream_rtc
  participant RustSDK
  participant MediaForwarder
  PythonClient->>ConnectionManager: join(call, user_id, subscription_config)
  ConnectionManager->>getstream_rtc: create Client and Call
  getstream_rtc->>RustSDK: join call
  RustSDK-->>getstream_rtc: events and remote tracks
  getstream_rtc-->>ConnectionManager: typed events and media streams
  ConnectionManager->>MediaForwarder: forward published audio and video
  MediaForwarder->>getstream_rtc: write PCM or I420 frames
  ConnectionManager-->>PythonClient: state, participant, event, and media notifications
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dangusev force-pushed the feature/rust-sdk-video branch from 8805bd0 to a17f9eb Compare October 2, 2026 12:41
@dangusev dangusev changed the title Feature/rust sdk video feat(rtc)!: move the WebRTC transport from aiortc to the Rust Video SDK Oct 7, 2026
Build
- rust-toolchain.toml pins Rust 1.88, the minimum version of the Rust
  Video SDK.
- Cargo.toml builds getstream._native from rustsrc/ against the SDK
  (stream-video-rust, branch fix/compatibility-fixes).
- pyproject.toml uses maturin instead of hatchling, and uv cache keys make
  uv sync rebuild after Rust changes.
- release-please also updates the version in Cargo.toml and Cargo.lock.
- AGENTS.md lists the native build requirements.

Binding
- Client/Call: join, leave, session_id and calling_state as awaitables and
  properties; SDK errors raise Error and RtcError. join() waits until a
  cancelled join has finished its cleanup.
- events() and tracks(): async iterators that end when the call ends;
  participants() and call_state().
- Media: RemoteTrack.next_pcm()/next_video_frame() return numpy arrays
  without a copy; LocalAudioTrack/LocalVideoTrack, publish_audio(),
  publish_video() and update_subscriptions().

Logging
- SDK tracing events and third-party log records reach Python logging
  through a bounded queue and one forwarding thread, so a thread that logs
  never waits for the GIL.
- configure_logging(logger, level, third_party_level=WARNING); records keep
  the time of the Rust event.
- Client(log_bodies=True) logs redacted request and response bodies.
SDK logs are now visible in pytest runs
Fewer requests get sent to the backend this way
- Call.stop_publish_audio, stop_publish_video, stop_publish_screen_share
- Call.publish_screen_share (VP8)
- LocalAudioTrack(pcm_queue_capacity) in seconds
- __repr__ for participants, events, remote tracks and frames
- AGENTS.md: sdk_logs is for assertions on records
- Emit SFU events, coordinator custom events, connection state changes,
  call_ended, track_added and audio from the SDK event and track streams,
  with stream-py payload classes instead of protobuf.
- Join with an API secret or a user token; apply subscription configs.
- Publish aiortc audio and video tracks through AudioForwarder and
  VideoForwarder (VP9 video, mono audio, unpaced AudioStreamTrack option).
- Key participants_state by session_id, include the local participant and
  refill it after lost events.
- Add RemoteTrack.video_frames(): an independent latest-frame stream for
  each reader, in place of next_video_frame().
- Remove local recording.
- Add migration.md with the breaking changes versus 4.1.0.
Consumers import RemoteTrack, RemoteParticipant, TrackType,
VideoFrameStream, VideoFrame and the emitted event classes from the public
package instead of getstream._rust.
- A new video track reuses the stopped video sender; test added.
- Set the extension version to 6.1.1, as in pyproject.toml.
- Document the 20 ms minimum PCM queue and video republishing.
- add_tracks unpublishes the earlier audio or video track before it
  publishes a new one, so a new track no longer fails with MediaError
  when the earlier one is live or not yet unpublished.
- Bump the Rust SDK revision to 147e04a.
- Delete the old join, signaling, reconnection and peer connection code
  and the attributes and methods that only it used.
- rtc.join takes subscription_config explicitly; max_join_retries,
  drain_video_frames and other keyword arguments are removed.
- Delete the peer connection, signaling, coordinator WebSocket,
  reconnection, stats, tracer, location discovery and aiortc encoder
  patch modules with their tests.
- Keep only the subscription config dataclasses in tracks.py and the
  audio helpers in track_util.py.
scipy, soundfile, websockets, websocket-client, structlog, tenacity and
ping3 were used only by the deleted aiortc transport code.
A remote track that is dropped during a mute is delivered again as a new
track_added when its media flows after the republish.
It plays back the browser participant's audio and shows their camera
mirrored, through rtc.join, the audio and track_added events,
RemoteTrack.video_frames() and add_tracks.
When the call ends without leave(), the SDK stops the published tracks.
The forwarders kept writing, and the publish task ended with an
IllegalStateError that nothing retrieved.
It writes the audio event of each participant session to its own WAV
file.
- Cast the aiortc frames and their arrays to the types that the
  forwarders write.
- Narrow the coordinator and client events by their class.
- Require user_id in rtc.join and ConnectionManager, and raise TypeError
  for a call without an id.
getstream is a pure-Python package again. The webrtc extra installs
getstream-rtc, which has its own version (0.1.0, in its pyproject.toml)
and its own release-please package, and exports every class at the
root of getstream_rtc. getstream._rust is removed.
The non-video tests no longer need getstream-rtc. forward_sdk_logs
moves from tests/conftest.py to the conftest files of tests/rtc and
getstream-rtc/tests. pytest loads the conftest of each tests/test*
directory at startup, also with --ignore, so the binding tests could
not stay in tests/.
The lint, type check and non-video jobs install every dependency
except getstream-rtc, so they need no Rust toolchain. ty reads
getstream_rtc from the source tree. A new Rust job runs cargo fmt,
clippy and the unit tests in getstream-rtc/.
Rust SDK revision 49d4b22 has a stateful windowed-sinc
StreamResampler. getstream_rtc exports it, and FrameResampler uses it
instead of PyAV; PyAVResampler is removed. LocalAudioTrack.write_pcm
raises the new PcmRateMismatchError for a frame at another rate than
the first frame. migration.md lists the changes.
migration.md records more breaking changes and the open findings of
the code review. uv.lock has newer versions of 109 packages, among
them the CUDA 13 builds of the NVIDIA packages.
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fn leave<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult<Bound<'py, PyAny>> {
let call = self.inner.clone();
future_into_py(py, async move { call.leave().await.map_err(rtc_error) })
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Cancelled join races with leave

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join() holds join_lock only until the cancelled SDK future is dropped on tokio, while leave() never takes that lock. Python observes cancellation immediately and can leave() after the drop has already reset the call to Idle, so a join that finished on the server may never be torn down and the participant stays in the call.

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The protocol-folder comment was committed as the literal pattern \n+# Local protocol folder (handled by generate_webrtc.sh) instead of a # comment, so gitignore treats it as a filename pattern and the note is lost.

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🟠 Major · Remove the _coordinator_task wait. · test_custom_events.py:60

tests/rtc/coordinator/test_custom_events.py:60
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Remove the _coordinator_task wait.

ConnectionManager does not define _coordinator_task. The coordinator task starts before call.join() and remains active until the call ends, so this wait raises AttributeError and cannot provide readiness. The event streams are created before joining; send the event once and wait for its delivery.

🐛 Suggested fix
-        # join() returns before the coordinator watches the call, and an event sent earlier never arrives.
-        await asyncio.wait_for(connection._coordinator_task, timeout=10.0)
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+        # The coordinator event stream starts before the call is joined.
         await call.send_call_event(
             user_id=sender,
             custom={"type": "test_event", "payload": "hello from sender"},
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Review comment at @tests/rtc/coordinator/test_custom_events.py at line 60:
Remove the wait on the nonexistent `_coordinator_task` from the custom-event
test; the coordinator remains active until the call ends, so this wait raises an
AttributeError and does not establish readiness. Keep the event send and
delivery wait, relying on the event streams being created before `call.join()`.
🟡 Minor · Include the binding tests in test-all. · Makefile:68

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Include the binding tests in test-all.

The new getstream-rtc/tests directory is included in test-video, but test-all supplies its own paths and omits that directory. Add it to the test-all command so the all-tests target runs the binding tests.

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-	uv run pytest -m "$(MARKER)" tests/ getstream/ $(MANUAL_IGNORE)
+	uv run pytest -m "$(MARKER)" tests/ getstream/ getstream-rtc/tests $(MANUAL_IGNORE)
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Update the pytest command in the test-all target to include getstream-rtc/tests,
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Move the "Other bugs" section out of the user-facing migration guide.

This section is an internal review backlog. It is not migration guidance. It cites exact source line numbers, which become wrong after the next edit. It also includes items that do not concern users, for example AGENTS.md style, test type annotations, unused test assets and CI timeouts. Users who read the guide after the release get a list of unresolved internal problems that has no owner and no tracking.

Do these steps before the release:

  • Open one tracker issue for each open item.
  • Delete Lines 421-606.
  • Keep in the guide only the user-visible limitations that the earlier sections do not already cover.

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Remove the “Other bugs” section from the user-facing migration guide, including
its internal review backlog and exact source references. Keep only user-visible
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/run_tests.yml:
- Line 59: Set persist-credentials to false on the actions/checkout@v5 step in
the Rust job so checkout credentials are not available when Cargo commands run.

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- Around line 17-21: Update the release workflow’s build and publish path for
the getstream-rtc component so its release produces and publishes the
package-specific wheel on supported platforms; the existing root-level uv build
and uv publish only handle the current project.

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Outside diff comments:
Review comments at @Makefile:
- Line 68: Update the pytest command in the test-all target to include
getstream-rtc/tests, preserving its existing paths, marker, and ignore
arguments.

Review comments at @tests/rtc/coordinator/test_custom_events.py:
- Line 60: Remove the wait on the nonexistent `_coordinator_task` from the
custom-event test; the coordinator remains active until the call ends, so this
wait raises an AttributeError and does not establish readiness. Keep the event
send and delivery wait, relying on the event streams being created before
`call.join()`.

---

Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @migration.md:
- Around line 421-606: Remove the “Other bugs” section from the user-facing
migration guide, including its internal review backlog and exact source
references. Keep only user-visible migration limitations not already covered by
earlier sections; track open items separately before release.

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Disable credential persistence in the Rust job.

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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Build and publish getstream-rtc when its release is created.

This configuration adds an independent release, but the supplied .github/workflows/release.yml job runs only uv build and uv publish from the root. Plain uv build builds the current project, not every workspace member. A getstream-rtc release therefore has no matching published distribution, while the webrtc extra requires it. Add a package-specific wheel build and publication path for the supported platforms. (docs.astral.sh)

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Review comment at @release-please-config.json around lines 17 - 21:
Update the release workflow’s build and publish path for the getstream-rtc
component so its release produces and publishes the package-specific wheel on
supported platforms; the existing root-level uv build and uv publish only handle
the current project.

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