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Commit e2d48ff5 authored by Hugo Benichi's avatar Hugo Benichi
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ConnectivityManager: fix documentation

Documentation pointing to the registerNetwork() overload including a
timeout argument was pointing to the version removed by commit
15fd4395. This makes it impossible to
cherry pick 15fd4395 due to the linter
complaining about unresolvable links.

This patch fixes the documentation to point to the registerNetwork()
with argument types NetworkRequest, NetworkCallback, int, in that order.

Bug: 36370941
Test: no functional change
Change-Id: Ieaf58f81d89fdf63f480fd15e65ed52822fc4f51
parent 4adf1798
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@@ -2642,7 +2642,7 @@ public class ConnectivityManager {

        /**
         * Called if no network is found in the timeout time specified in
         * {@link #requestNetwork(NetworkRequest, int, NetworkCallback)} call. This callback is not
         * {@link #requestNetwork(NetworkRequest, NetworkCallback, int)} call. This callback is not
         * called for the version of {@link #requestNetwork(NetworkRequest, NetworkCallback)}
         * without timeout. When this callback is invoked the associated
         * {@link NetworkRequest} will have already been removed and released, as if
@@ -2939,7 +2939,7 @@ public class ConnectivityManager {
     * This {@link NetworkRequest} will live until released via
     * {@link #unregisterNetworkCallback(NetworkCallback)} or the calling application exits. A
     * version of the method which takes a timeout is
     * {@link #requestNetwork(NetworkRequest, int, NetworkCallback)}.
     * {@link #requestNetwork(NetworkRequest, NetworkCallback, int)}.
     * Status of the request can be followed by listening to the various
     * callbacks described in {@link NetworkCallback}.  The {@link Network}
     * can be used to direct traffic to the network.
@@ -2974,7 +2974,7 @@ public class ConnectivityManager {
     * This {@link NetworkRequest} will live until released via
     * {@link #unregisterNetworkCallback(NetworkCallback)} or the calling application exits. A
     * version of the method which takes a timeout is
     * {@link #requestNetwork(NetworkRequest, int, NetworkCallback)}.
     * {@link #requestNetwork(NetworkRequest, NetworkCallback, int)}.
     * Status of the request can be followed by listening to the various
     * callbacks described in {@link NetworkCallback}.  The {@link Network}
     * can be used to direct traffic to the network.