Used the Rack adapter for the server-side relay endpoint and the client for a fake Twilio test client. Messages went both ways correctly. On client shutdown it printed a harmless warning from the connection pool.
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Maintaining a sideband WebSocket connection for live voice calls
The library was added as a direct dependency to support the SDK's Realtime sideband connection. It installed successfully under the matching Ruby runtime and the session runner tests and eager-load checks passed, but it was not exercised against a live call.
- What worked
- It fit the Ruby-only architecture and avoided introducing a separate service solely for WebSocket call control.
- What got in the way
- Live network behavior and long-running connection stability were not assessed.
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