Bluetooth: CAP: Always register BAP callbacks with CAP callbacks
Modified bt_cap_stream_ops_register to always register BAP callbacks to ensure that the callbacks are always forwarded (unless later overwritten by the application...) The CAP Initiator Unicast will still register the callbacks itself, to ensure that the unicast procedures still work even if bt_cap_stream_ops_register was never called. Signed-off-by: Emil Gydesen <emil.gydesen@nordicsemi.no>
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@ -210,11 +210,13 @@ void bt_cap_stream_ops_register(struct bt_cap_stream *stream,
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stream->ops = ops;
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/* For the broadcast sink role, this is the only way we can ensure that
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* the BAP callbacks are registered, as there are no CAP broadcast sink
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* procedures that we can use to register the callbacks in other ways.
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/* CAP basically just forwards the BAP callbacks after doing what it (CAP) needs to do,
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* so we can just always register the BAP callbacks here
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*
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* It is, however, only the CAP Initiator Unicast that depend on the callbacks being set in
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* order to work, so for the CAP Initiator Unicast we need an additional register to ensure
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* correctness.
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*/
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if (IS_ENABLED(CONFIG_BT_BAP_BROADCAST_SINK)) {
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bt_cap_stream_ops_register_bap(stream);
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}
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bt_cap_stream_ops_register_bap(stream);
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}
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