Re: [webrtc-pc] If you close your data channel before first offer, does the "m=application" line still show up? (#2839)

For reference, if you stop() a transceiver before it is offered, then it is never added to the SDP. Not adding the m=application line would be consistent with that, but one difference between transceivers and data channels is that once you have an SCTP transport it is possible to create DC without follow-up negotiations and there is no way to ask for the m=application line without having a DC

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