Issue on Voice Call of MacOS user resulting with Busy lline

[Zuiquan6174]

Based on test.py, I built my own app which consists in cycling-calling a list of users until one of them pick up the call

Here is my python code (put your own API_ID, API_HASH, SESSION_NAME, ans USERS_TO_CALL) installed in the root directory of the github dev branch:
LostDog.txt

I have an issue with called users that have Telegram app running on MacOS

It calls them, and after the timeout, the voice call is stopped, and the popup on Telegram disappears,
but actually the line remains Busy

So, I cannot call them again

And, I have to close Telegram on MacOS and re-open it

What am I missing in the code to have this working properly?

[Zuiquan6174]

For info, here is how I made my install:

I compiled the github dev branch (with submodules)
I struggled a bit but managed eventually to have a working app.

Here is how I installed everything:

I created a file .env in directory pytgcalls based on .env.example, with my SESSION_NAME, API_HASH, and API_ID

As I am on Ubuntu 20.04 (not the latest), I had to change the first line of build/ubuntu/Dockerfile from latest to 20.04
The last line 'CMD pip3 wheel . --no-deps -w ../dist/ --use-feature=in-tree-build' was not working and had to be replaced by: 'CMD pip3 wheel . --no-deps -w ../dist/'

Then, I used docker-compose to build everything
Though, the command to run pytgcalls/test3.py could not run as there is no such test3.py

I installed the built package with pip3 install ./dist/tgcalls-3.0.0.dev5-cp38-cp38-linux_x86_64.whl

To get the ./pytgcalls/test.py to work (outside docker) with my installed Python 3.8.10,
To get it to be compatible with test.py I had to do this:

• I had to pip3 install Pyrogram==1.4.16
• I had to pip3 install youtube-dl==2020.12.2
• I also pip3 install opencv-python (4.6.0.66) and av (9.2.0) and telethon (1.24.0), pafy (0.5.5)
• I installed python-dotenv-0.20.0 and modified test3.py by adding the two following lines at the top of test.py:
  from dotenv import load_dotenv
  load_dotenv()
• set SESSION_NAME2 and SESSION_NAME3 in the .env file
• Put a pep.mp4 file in root directory

And, it ran something, though I did not see anything happening in Telegram app