Jira 792, Support addition UUID types, git PR 386. #450
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Features added:
1. Add the support for two addition UUID types,
UUID16_SOME and UUID128_SOME. These types,
practically, behaves the same as their related
ALL types. Sandeep found that the Apple devices
made use of these additional types and requested
for their support.
File mods:
1. BLEDeviceManager.cpp:
- Add UUID16_SOME and UUID128_SOME at places
checking for UUID types.
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@yashaswini-hanji , please merge this PR to main and close out Jira 792 upon completion. |
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PR merged to base branch. |
This was referenced Feb 24, 2017
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Features added:
UUID16_SOME and UUID128_SOME. These types,
practically, behaves the same as their related
ALL types. Sandeep found that the Apple devices
made use of these additional types and requested
for their support.
File mods:
checking for UUID types.