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[jira] [Created] (CB-10043) navigator.connection.type gives
"unknown" when connection type is actually known
Matthias Eichel created CB-10043:
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Summary: navigator.connection.type gives "unknown" when connection type is actually known
Key: CB-10043
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-10043
Project: Apache Cordova
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Plugin Network Information
Affects Versions: 1.1.0
Environment: Android
Reporter: Matthias Eichel
navigator.connection.type gives "unknown" as a result when connected via 3G. It probably gives "unknown" as a result in other cases.
This bug, you can see easily, was introduced with commit 6550b937d0d437183984437deb452cbdd653ac18 of NetworkManager.java by SidFerreira's on 28 July ("Performance-related fix").
The cause of the bug introduced is that line 247 misses a conversion of the subtypename to lower case, so
{code}
type = info.getSubtypeName();
{code}
should instead be
{code}
type = info.getSubtypeName().toLowerCase(US);
{code}
to compare correctly.
By the way, in line 243
{code}
else if (type.toLowerCase().equals(TYPE_ETHERNET)) {
{code}
toLowerCase() can be omitted because type is already in lower case.
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