android_packages_modules_Co.../service/ServiceConnectivityResources/res/values/config_thread.xml
Kangping Dong 82988c3d98 [thread] Support non-BR mode
This commit adds a resource overlay config for OEMs to disable the
Border Router feature by default. Also updates the tests to cover both
BR and non-BR use cases

Bug: 401654864
Change-Id: I7dd4363836269a08853b58304f62fe52f9021a9e
2025-03-11 17:09:29 +08:00

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<!-- Copyright (C) 2023 The Android Open Source Project
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<!-- These resources are around just to allow their values to be customized
for different hardware and product builds for Thread Network. All
configuration names should use the "config_thread" prefix.
-->
<resources xmlns:xliff="urn:oasis:names:tc:xliff:document:1.2">
<!-- Sets to {@code true} to enable Thread on the device by default. Note this is the default
value, the actual Thread enabled state can be changed by the {@link
ThreadNetworkController#setEnabled} API.
-->
<bool name="config_thread_default_enabled">true</bool>
<!-- Sets to {@code true} to enable Thread Border Router on the device by default.
-->
<bool name="config_thread_border_router_default_enabled">false</bool>
<!-- Whether to use location APIs in the algorithm to determine country code or not.
If disabled, will use other sources (telephony, wifi, etc) to determine device location for
Thread Network regulatory purposes.
-->
<bool name="config_thread_location_use_for_country_code_enabled">true</bool>
<!-- Specifies the UTF-8 vendor name of this device. If this value is not an empty string, it
will be included in TXT value (key is 'vn') of the "_meshcop._udp" mDNS service which is
published by the Thread service. A non-empty string value must not exceed length of 24 UTF-8
bytes.
-->
<string translatable="false" name="config_thread_vendor_name">Android</string>
<!-- Specifies the 24 bits vendor OUI of this device. If this value is not an empty string, it
will be included in TXT (key is 'vo') value of the "_meshcop._udp" mDNS service which is
published by the Thread service. The OUI can be represented as a base-16 number of six
hexadecimal digits, or octets separated by hyphens or dots. For example, "ACDE48", "AC-DE-48"
and "AC:DE:48" are all valid representations of the same OUI value.
-->
<string translatable="false" name="config_thread_vendor_oui"></string>
<!-- Specifies the UTF-8 product model name of this device. If this value is not an empty
string, it will be included in TXT (key is 'mn') value of the "_meshcop._udp" mDNS service
which is published by the Thread service. A non-empty string value must not exceed length of 24
UTF-8 bytes.
-->
<string translatable="false" name="config_thread_model_name">Thread Border Router</string>
<!-- Specifies vendor-specific mDNS TXT entries which will be included in the "_meshcop._udp"
service. The TXT entries list MUST conform to the format requirement in RFC 6763 section 6. For
example, the key and value of each TXT entry MUST be separated with "=". If the value length is
0, the trailing "=" may be omitted. Additionally, the TXT keys MUST start with "v" and be at
least 2 characters.
Note, do not include credentials in any of the TXT entries - they will be advertised on Wi-Fi
or Ethernet link.
An example config can be:
<string-array name="config_thread_mdns_vendor_specific_txts">
<item>vab=123</item>
<item>vcd</item>
</string-array>
-->
<string-array name="config_thread_mdns_vendor_specific_txts">
</string-array>
<!-- Whether to enable / start SRP server only when border routing is ready. SRP server and
border routing are mandatory features required by a Thread Border Router, and it takes 10 to
20 seconds to establish border routing. Starting SRP server earlier is useful for use cases
where the user needs to know what are the devices in the network before actually needs to reach
to the devices, or reaching to Thread end devices doesn't require border routing to work.
-->
<bool name="config_thread_srp_server_wait_for_border_routing_enabled">true</bool>
<!-- Whether this border router will automatically join the previous connected network after
device reboots. Setting this value to false can allow the user to control the lifecycle of
the Thread border router state on this device.
-->
<bool name="config_thread_border_router_auto_join_enabled">true</bool>
</resources>