test size report#23
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Summary of ChangesHello, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request adjusts the capacity of the unsecure ports array within the Ip6 filter configuration. Based on the title, this change is intended to test how the system handles size modifications to this specific data structure. Highlights
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This pull request increases the capacity of the mUnsecurePorts array in the IPv6 filter by adding 10 to the kMaxUnsecurePorts constant. The review feedback correctly identifies the use of a magic number as a readability issue and suggests either updating the kMaxUnsecurePorts constant directly or introducing a new named constant to clarify the purpose of the change.
| Error UpdateUnsecurePorts(Action aAction, uint16_t aPort); | ||
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| Array<uint16_t, kMaxUnsecurePorts> mUnsecurePorts; | ||
| Array<uint16_t, kMaxUnsecurePorts + 10> mUnsecurePorts; |
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Using a magic number 10 here reduces code readability and maintainability. The purpose of this increase is not clear from the code.
If the goal is to increase the maximum number of unsecure ports to 12, please consider changing the value of kMaxUnsecurePorts on line 135:
static constexpr uint16_t kMaxUnsecurePorts = 12;Then, this line can be reverted to:
Array<uint16_t, kMaxUnsecurePorts> mUnsecurePorts;If kMaxUnsecurePorts must be kept at 2 for other reasons, please introduce a new named constant for 10 to clarify its meaning.
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