Make remote-playback-id globally unique. #193
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PTAL @pthatcherg |
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LGTM, simple change that makes sense. Link to RFC 4122 is good. |
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Thanks @baylesj , merged. @pthatcherg, feel free to add comments afterwards. |
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This addresses Issue #147: Remote playback ID uniqueness
The action item [1] from the Berlin F2F is to require that remote-playback-ids are globally unique, with a view to a future API to allow reconnection to (or additional connections to) a remote playback in progress.
[1] https://www.w3.org/2019/05/24-webscreens-minutes.html#x10
See also:
Issue #149: Multiple controllers of remote playback
w3c/remote-playback#5: Reconnecting media elements to the playback
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