Monitor explicitly chosen output devices for liveness #186
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Testing locally on MacOS 14 there appears to be no devicechange events when the pluggable (aggregate) device used for tests is private. It seems logical that there are no devicechange events for a device that does not get exposed to other apps, and the app that created/destroyed it should know that it did, indeed, create or destroy it.
This silences a warning on nightly rustc
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I see this is a new take on #170, well let me know what you think. |
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This mirrors what is done for input devices, and enables the output tests. This fixes cubeb's behavior with Firefox when unplugging a device that is being played to with setSinkId and that does not affect the default device (we used to always install the default-output listener and therefore changes to the default device would trigger a reinit, which would result in an error if the device no longer exists).