feat: Isolate devices across different printer agents

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Ian Chua
2026-08-06 16:11:44 +08:00
parent b2e05d0683
commit 159e577543
9 changed files with 157 additions and 32 deletions
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@@ -61,10 +61,19 @@ struct BBLocalMachine
std::string dev_ip;
std::string dev_id; /* serial number */
std::string printer_type; /* model_id */
std::string printer_agent_id; /* id of the IPrinterAgent that discovered/bound this device, e.g. "bbl"; empty for entries persisted before this field existed */
// Access code, scoped to printer_agent_id above - so a code saved while bound under one
// printer agent isn't treated as valid for a different, independent agent talking to the
// same physical dev_id. Empty for entries persisted before this field existed; those fall
// back to the legacy flat "access_code"/"user_access_code" AppConfig sections (BBL-only,
// since BBL was the only agent when they were saved) - see
// get_access_code_with_legacy_fallback() in DevManager.cpp.
std::string access_code;
bool operator==(const BBLocalMachine& other) const
{
return dev_name == other.dev_name && dev_ip == other.dev_ip && dev_id == other.dev_id && printer_type == other.printer_type;
return dev_name == other.dev_name && dev_ip == other.dev_ip && dev_id == other.dev_id && printer_type == other.printer_type &&
printer_agent_id == other.printer_agent_id && access_code == other.access_code;
}
bool operator!=(const BBLocalMachine& other) const { return !operator==(other); }
};