avahicore and avahiclient: fixed TXT records update on existing services #52
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Hello. I just noticed that using avahi (avahicore/avahiclient) TXT records of existing services are not getting updated properly...
I mean: if you have an existing service on the network and then update its TXT records somehow QtZeroConf successfully emits the corresponding
serviceUpdated()signal, but theQZeroConfServiceobject passed as parameter still references the previous TXT records (the records before the service update).It's easy to fix that by simply re-processing TXT records before emitting the signal... the same process is already in place for newly-detected services and so it is enough to move the corresponding code block outside the
if(considering the clear them_txtcollection anyway before doing that).