Wait for IpClient to shutdown
This makes sure that we never accidentally have two IpClients vying
for control of the same interface.
Test: as follows
- built
- flashed
- booted
Bug: 62476366
Change-Id: Iab4ca7c2445e70b6f8beaf5dc6921cb0c6cd56ed
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@@ -355,8 +355,10 @@ public class EthernetNetworkFactory extends NetworkFactory {
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void stop() {
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void stop() {
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if (mIpClient != null) {
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if (mIpClient != null) {
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mIpClient.shutdown();
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mIpClient.shutdown();
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mIpClient.awaitShutdown();
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mIpClient = null;
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mIpClient = null;
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}
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}
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// ConnectivityService will only forget our NetworkAgent if we send it a NetworkInfo object
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// ConnectivityService will only forget our NetworkAgent if we send it a NetworkInfo object
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// with a state of DISCONNECTED or SUSPENDED. So we can't simply clear our NetworkInfo here:
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// with a state of DISCONNECTED or SUSPENDED. So we can't simply clear our NetworkInfo here:
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// that sets the state to IDLE, and ConnectivityService will still think we're connected.
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// that sets the state to IDLE, and ConnectivityService will still think we're connected.
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