fix(web, firefox): backup old values before overwriting them #819
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@cloudwebrtc looks like this needs a force merge as well. Thank you! |
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hey @td-famedly, This line forces the non-null check to be ignored, which may cause a crash. I think it may need to be modified. |
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@cloudwebrtc fixed by falling back to the current encoding if there is no backup |
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I had to run |
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lg! |
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I'm not sure if the comment about disabling layers in Firefox is still accurate.
In any case, this PR fixes an issue where quality would not get back up anymore once higher quality levels were disabled because the bitrate/framerate/scale values were overwritten in a shallow copy of the encoding
This PR introduces a backup map to properly copy and restore the modified values