Ashley Sanders has posted comments on this change.

Change subject: Rewrite sip_attended_transfer test to stop failing.
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Patch Set 2: Code-Review-1

(6 comments)

Overall, this is pretty good. The flow was mostly easy to follow. I only have a 
few findings with respect to some opportunities to use abstractions (that could 
help reduce the complexity of working around the caveats of the pjsua api).

https://gerrit.asterisk.org/#/c/19/2/tests/channels/SIP/sip_attended_transfer/attended_transfer.py
File tests/channels/SIP/sip_attended_transfer/attended_transfer.py:

Line 36: class BobCallCallback(pj.CallCallback):
Just as something to mention, BobCallCallback and CarolCallCallback can be 
reduced into one class, with the function to callback as a ctor parameter. The 
transfer object itself is not needed.


Line 86:         self.bridge1 = None
Another fyi - The bridge1 and bridge2 could be made into a class and you could 
have a attributes on the class, bridge_id and 'active' or 'is_bridged' to hold 
the state of the object, rather than having 2 variables for each bridge. I can 
see this pattern as being a little bit cleaner and easier to read if anyone 
ever has to come back and revisit this in the future.


Line 121:                 self.call_carol()
I think that you are calling this twice, once in the BobCallCallback.on_state 
handler (ln 48) callback and here again, on the ami.bridge_enter handler.


Line 132:                 self.transfer_call()
Here, too, this seems to be called twice; once in the 
CarolCallCallback.on_state handler (ln 69) and again here, in the 
ami.bridge_enter handler.


Line 154:         if (self.state == BOB_CALLED and self.bridge1_bridged and
I don't think you need the BOB_CALLED state; if bob's call is up, then you know 
that Bob has made his call.


Line 162:         if (self.state == CAROL_CALLED and self.bridge2_bridged and
I don't think you need the CAROL_CALLED state; if carol's call is up, then you 
know that Carol has made her call.


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Gerrit-Project: testsuite
Gerrit-Branch: master
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