Dismissing RPSystemBroadcastPickerView without selecting Broadcast Extension leaves isScreenShareEnabled() true

[mokuzuu]

Describe the bug
Dismissing RPSystemBroadcastPickerView without selecting Broadcast Extension leaves isScreenShareEnabled() true

SDK Version
2.0.12

iOS/macOS Version
iOS 17.5.1

Xcode Version
15.4
Swift 5

Steps to Reproduce

1. Setup broadcast extention
2. Call room.localParticipant.setScreenShare(true), now room.localParticipant.isScreenShareEnabled() returns true
3. It shows RPSystemBroadcastPickerView, and press anywhere except Picker to dismiss it
4. I expect room.localParticipant.isScreenShareEnabled() returns false but it returns true

Expected behavior
Dismissing RPSystemBroadcastPickerView should update isScreenShareEnabled() returns false.

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[mokuzuu]

@hiroshihorie

As RPSystemBroadcastPickerView doesn't seem accepting delegate, we cannot use RPBroadcastActivityControllerDelegate. What would be the best solution for this? I'm happy to take this but would need some guidance.

[jestha166]

@hiroshihorie , been facing the same issue. isScreenShareEnabled() is returned true even if we click on start broadcast of the screenshare prompt. Tried all workarounds but none seem to work.

[jestha166]

@mokuzuu , were you able to fix this issue using Darwin notification center?. Because if I make the useBroadcastExtension to be false, it shows me a prompt asking Do you want to record the screen when I set the room.localParticipant.setScreenShare(enabled: isEnabled). Please guide me to fix this issue.

[mokuzuu]

@jestha166 Unfortunately I couldn't workaround this one as it doesn't emit darwin notification when dismissing picker.

I think this needs library change. Especially when calling setScreenShare, it shouldn't create local video track.

[hiroshihorie]

Hi, i'm looking into re-designing the internals. This is on my list since it looks like it's frequently requested.