| commit | 4459c54069bb8573579aa4e84c3c6cb6ea82b1cf | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Esko Dijk <EskoDijk@users.noreply.github.com> | Fri Sep 06 04:59:39 2024 +0200 |
| committer | GitHub <noreply@github.com> | Thu Sep 05 19:59:39 2024 -0700 |
| tree | ea7e005b4dd04a6a70e3a21f75f194867b31760b | |
| parent | e63e9ce86b4f22f95155e1e2e9da1d300389e7c6 [diff] |
[tcat][ble] fixes to connection state mgmt and Disconnect cmd (#10619)
- Fixes to connection state management and handling of Disconnect
command TLV
- specifically, this now ensures that TCAT remains on (started)
after a commissioner disconnects. Earlier, there was the problem
that the 2nd commissioner couldn't connect anymore.
- specifically, in ble_secure.cpp the check for if
(mTcatAgent.IsEnabled()) is removed, since the err =
mTcatAgent.Connected(mTls) will already check this and raise an
error if not enabled. If not enabled, the Device is in a wrong
state to handle TCAT Commissioner commands so now it closes the
connection right away. That's better than to leave the
Commissioner in limbo on the TLS connection. The Commissioner can
now retry again and all will be well again.
- timeout of at most 10 seconds on UDP write operation in simulation
mode (if longer, the TCAT device isn't reachable and the
Commissioner now shows the error to the user.) Earlier, it got stuck
forever.
- Corrects some copy/paste errors in API definitions in comments; adds
comments where needed to explain.
- adds whitespace at some places to align format with rest of code
- improved some of the --debug output for the UDP simulation mode of
the TCAT Commissioner.
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