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@ -2359,10 +2359,17 @@ static void pending_members_remove(struct member *mem)
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static void update_status(struct call_queue *q, struct member *m, const int status)
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{
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m->status = status;
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/* Whatever the status is clear the member from the pending members pool */
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pending_members_remove(m);
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if (m->status != status) {
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m->status = status;
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/* Remove the member from the pending members pool only when the status changes.
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* This is not done unconditionally because we can occasionally see multiple
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* device state notifications of not in use after a previous call has ended,
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* including after we have initiated a new call. This is more likely to
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* happen when there is latency in the connection to the member.
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*/
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pending_members_remove(m);
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}
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queue_publish_member_blob(queue_member_status_type(), queue_member_blob_create(q, m));
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}
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