LiveKit provides built-in mechanisms to handle token regeneration and reconnection when a participant disconnects. Here’s how it works: • Token Refresh: The LiveKit server automatically issues refreshed tokens to connected clients, ensuring they can reconnect if disconnected. These tokens are refreshed when there are changes to a participant's name, permissions, or metadata. • Reconnection Process: LiveKit attempts to resume the connection automatically during network changes or interruptions. This includes reconnecting to the signaling WebSocket, initiating an ICE restart, and performing a full reconnection if necessary. Events like

ParticipantDisconnected

,

Reconnecting

, and

Reconnected

are emitted during this process. These features ensure minimal disruption for users during disconnections. If you need further assistance implementing this in your code, feel free to ask! Sources: Authentication | LiveKit Docs | Connecting to LiveKit | LiveKit Docs

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