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SSID (Source Id) strips leading zero from device IDs

BrownGraham opened this issue · comments

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Hardware

  • Standalone
  • Badge
  • Prime Mark II
  • Dongle
  • SkyView EZ
  • Uni
  • Mini
  • Academy
  • Lego
  • ES Edition
  • Balkan
  • Raspberry Edition
  • UAV
  • WebTop Serial
  • WebTop USB
  • UAT978 module
  • Flight Recorder

IMG-8861

Firmware version

< screenshot of WebUI and/or SoftRF Tool status page > (required)

Firmware settings

IMG-8862
IMG-8863
IMG-8860
IMG-8864

Describe the bug

When you have SoftRF hardware whose Device Id starts with a zero (ex: 034FC0), the SSID created is shortened to eliminate the zero, but this is not documented as such. It is documented as SoftRF-XXXXXX on https://github.com/lyusupov/SoftRF/wiki/Prime-Edition-MkII.-Quick-start.

To Reproduce

Install SoftRF on a device with a leading zero, open WiFi settings on a phone or PC.

Expected behavior

Alignment between documentation & implementation. Document the stripping of leading zeros, or pad to the length of the Device ID as a string to retain the leading zero(s).

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Resolution: invalid