CurieBLE: Add support for "some" 16-bit + 128-bit UUID's and shortened name #386
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This issue is logged as Jira 792. It is under internal review, testing. Upon completion, will be merged to master and in the nightly JSON build. Will update here when the JSON has this change. |
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The data structure for "some" and "all" EIR types are the same, it's more semantics. "All" means all the services the peripheral provides are advertised, "some" means only some of the services are advertised, when the connected to the peripheral can have more services than advertised. |
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PR #450 addresses this request. Will be in the next release. |
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Closing this, as this PR was replicated in #450 which has been merged. |
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These changes resolve #371 and #372 for me.