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libwebrtc 0.3.46 (2026-08-17)

Fixes

  • Automatically retry webrtc build downloads

fix: bump libwebrtc to webrtc-b9233c3-2 so TURN/TLS can use the OS trust store

WebRTC validates TURN/TLS against a small set of anchors compiled into
rtc_base/ssl_roots.h, generated in 2023 from Google's own PKI list. It has no
Amazon, Starfield Services or ISRG roots, so a relay-only connection to a TURN
server fronted by AWS ACM or Let's Encrypt times out with unknown_ca even
though the host OS trusts the chain.

This build picks up webrtc-sdk/webrtc#277, which falls back to the operating
system's trust store when the built-in anchors yield no path. It sits in
rtc_base below every SDK, so the C++ API that webrtc-sys binds is covered
without any Rust-side change.

livekit-token-source 0.1.2 (2026-08-17)

Features

  • Adds optional caching version of the token sources

livekit-ffi 0.12.76 (2026-08-17)

Fixes

  • Automatically retry webrtc build downloads

fix: bump libwebrtc to webrtc-b9233c3-2 so TURN/TLS can use the OS trust store

WebRTC validates TURN/TLS against a small set of anchors compiled into
rtc_base/ssl_roots.h, generated in 2023 from Google's own PKI list. It has no
Amazon, Starfield Services or ISRG roots, so a relay-only connection to a TURN
server fronted by AWS ACM or Let's Encrypt times out with unknown_ca even
though the host OS trusts the chain.

This build picks up webrtc-sdk/webrtc#277, which falls back to the operating
system's trust store when the built-in anchors yield no path. It sits in
rtc_base below every SDK, so the C++ API that webrtc-sys binds is covered
without any Rust-side change.

livekit 0.8.4 (2026-08-17)

Fixes

  • Automatically retry webrtc build downloads

fix: bump libwebrtc to webrtc-b9233c3-2 so TURN/TLS can use the OS trust store

WebRTC validates TURN/TLS against a small set of anchors compiled into
rtc_base/ssl_roots.h, generated in 2023 from Google's own PKI list. It has no
Amazon, Starfield Services or ISRG roots, so a relay-only connection to a TURN
server fronted by AWS ACM or Let's Encrypt times out with unknown_ca even
though the host OS trusts the chain.

This build picks up webrtc-sdk/webrtc#277, which falls back to the operating
system's trust store when the built-in anchors yield no path. It sits in
rtc_base below every SDK, so the C++ API that webrtc-sys binds is covered
without any Rust-side change.

webrtc-sys 0.3.43 (2026-08-17)

Fixes

  • Automatically retry webrtc build downloads

fix: bump libwebrtc to webrtc-b9233c3-2 so TURN/TLS can use the OS trust store

WebRTC validates TURN/TLS against a small set of anchors compiled into
rtc_base/ssl_roots.h, generated in 2023 from Google's own PKI list. It has no
Amazon, Starfield Services or ISRG roots, so a relay-only connection to a TURN
server fronted by AWS ACM or Let's Encrypt times out with unknown_ca even
though the host OS trusts the chain.

This build picks up webrtc-sdk/webrtc#277, which falls back to the operating
system's trust store when the built-in anchors yield no path. It sits in
rtc_base below every SDK, so the C++ API that webrtc-sys binds is covered
without any Rust-side change.

webrtc-sys-build 0.3.19 (2026-08-17)

Fixes

  • Automatically retry webrtc build downloads

fix: bump libwebrtc to webrtc-b9233c3-2 so TURN/TLS can use the OS trust store

WebRTC validates TURN/TLS against a small set of anchors compiled into
rtc_base/ssl_roots.h, generated in 2023 from Google's own PKI list. It has no
Amazon, Starfield Services or ISRG roots, so a relay-only connection to a TURN
server fronted by AWS ACM or Let's Encrypt times out with unknown_ca even
though the host OS trusts the chain.

This build picks up webrtc-sdk/webrtc#277, which falls back to the operating
system's trust store when the built-in anchors yield no path. It sits in
rtc_base below every SDK, so the C++ API that webrtc-sys binds is covered
without any Rust-side change.

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knope-bot Bot requested review from cloudwebrtc and ladvoc as code owners August 13, 2026 16:27

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