Details
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Type:
Bug
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Status: Closed
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Priority:
P2: Important
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Resolution: Done
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Affects Version/s: 6.2
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Fix Version/s: None
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Component/s: Connectivity: Bluetooth
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Labels:None
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Platform/s:
Android,
Linux/X11,
macOS,
Windows
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Story Points:21
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Sprint:Team One Foundation Sprint 49
Description
"Pingpong" and "btchat" are example applications that use classic bluetooth & service discovery protocol (SDP), and QBluetoothSocket to stream data (with Rfcomm ie. reliable transport protocol).
It seems the applications don't work well at the moment (tested with Qt ~6.3). Notably the client-servers are not able to find each other, or able to establish a socket connection, or something else.
This is to a testing task that attempts to find the main different root causes for these and will generate bugs for fixing if necessary.
Bugs:
QTBUG-99617 Windows (server) SDP write error
QTBUG-100042 Windows (server) pingpong service is not found
QTBUG-99685 Windows (client) device discovery never stops or misses devices
QTBUG-99687 Windows (client) scans just one discovered device for services
QTBUG-99689 Linux (Server) Windows (client) service scan filter fails
QTBUG-99673 macOS (client) SDP query doesn't invoke callbacks
QTBUG-99701 macOS (server) rfcomm bluetooth socket connection fails
QTBUG-100289 Windows, Linux btchat fails with a protocol error
QTBUG-100445 macOS (server) SDP anomalies
QTBUG-100303 macOS (client) unable to find services on Monterey
Unrelated to the pingpong and btchat examples, it seems that also the BT LE is broken on macOS 12
QTBUG-99703 (BT LE tests don't pass with macOS).