Fix LocalData - isInteroperabilityShownAtLeastOnce - set(value) to commit=true

[vaubaehn]

Related: #1421 (comment) and #1421 (comment)

Description

While discussing persistence using LocalData with @kolyaopahle , we found a small flaw in LocalData

cwa-app-android/Corona-Warn-App/src/main/java/de/rki/coronawarnapp/storage/LocalData.kt

Lines 717 to 733 in 0f12f4d

	/****************************************************
	* INTEROPERABILITY
	****************************************************/
	var isInteroperabilityShownAtLeastOnce: Boolean
	get() {
	return getSharedPreferenceInstance().getBoolean(
	PREFERENCE_INTEROPERABILITY_IS_USED_AT_LEAST_ONCE,
	false
	)
	}
	set(value) {
	getSharedPreferenceInstance().edit {
	putBoolean(PREFERENCE_INTEROPERABILITY_IS_USED_AT_LEAST_ONCE, value)
	}
	}
	}

For isInteroperabilityShownAtLeastOnce the getSharedPreferenceInstance().edit lacks the commit=true. Would be nice to fix it for consistency of the code.

@kolyaopahle kindly invited me to create a PR for this minor fix, but I must admit, I'd be proud like Oscar if it was to be merged.

Steps to reproduce

Investigate the code.

[d4rken]

Thanks for your PR. Can you target branch release/1.6.x?
Only PRs related to hotfixes of 1.5.x will still be merged into release/1.5.x.

[vaubaehn]

@d4rken

Thanks for your PR. Can you target branch release/1.6.x?

solved?
edit: Obviously not.... Will try to rebase.

[d4rken]

Not quite, now this PR will merge 1.5.x (including your change) into 1.6.x. (see the changed files tab now including the hotfixes). This needs to happen too, but not in this PR.

You need to rebase your branch onto 1.6.x and force push, or close the PR and make a new one with a new branch, depends a bit how comfortable you are with git.

[vaubaehn]

You need to rebase your branch onto 1.6.x and force push, or close the PR and make a new one with a new branch, depends a bit how comfortable you are with git.

Lesson learned. Will close and reopen.
Sorry to keep you busy with this 😞

[d4rken]

Sorry to keep you busy with this

I don't mind. The CWA is an open-source project and empowering users to contribute and participate is part of that.