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The existing ActiveOperationalDataset#hashCode has an issue that it's depending on the SparseArray#hasCode which doesn't override the Object#hashCode method. The consequence is that when the ActiveOperationalDataset is used as a key in a container, there will be a miss even if two ActiveOperationalDataset objects have the same content. This commit fixes this issue by using a dedicated byteArraySparseArrayHasCode() method which computes the content hashcode with Arrays.deepHashCode(). Also fixes the issue that mUnknownTlvs is not counted in hashCode(). Flag: EXEMPT trivial bugfix Change-Id: I085d3bf0bdf4bb73bb995fc28dd3857437f9743e |
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Thread
Bring the Thread networking protocol to Android.
Try Thread with Cuttlefish
# Get the code and go to the Android source code root directory
source build/envsetup.sh
lunch aosp_cf_x86_64_phone-trunk_staging-userdebug
m
launch_cvd
Open https://localhost:8443/ in your web browser, you can find the Thread
demoapp (with the Thread logo) in the cuttlefish instance. Open it and have fun with Thread!