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Previously the timestamp in property events might come from two different sources. For property update events, the timestamp is generated from VehicleHalServer. For getProperty request, the timestamp is generated from EmulatedVehicleHal. This might cause a getProperty request which returns an older value to have a newer timestamp compared to the newer property update event. As a result, the new property update event will be ignored by the client, which should not be the case since the property is actually updated and the client should get the update. This causes flaky test cases if the client is try to subscribe, which will cause a get property request for the initial value and the client is changing the value, which will cause a new property update event at the same time. Test: atest android.hardware.automotive.vehicle@2.0-default-impl-unit-tests Bug: 311219830 Change-Id: I78613b1de30624011bd90a5d0da244f0e3d67337 |
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| default | ||
| utils | ||
| Android.bp | ||
| IVehicle.hal | ||
| IVehicleCallback.hal | ||
| types.hal | ||