Prevent duplicate GPS stream subscriptions on restart#6
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Prevent duplicate GPS stream subscriptions on restart#6robekl wants to merge 1 commit intoMeshMapper:devfrom
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Summary
Makes
GpsService.startWatching()idempotent by preventing multiple concurrent GPS position stream subscriptions.Problem
startWatching()could be called multiple times (for example, after permission flows), but it created a newgetPositionStreamsubscription without first cancelling the previous one.This risks duplicate location events, extra processing, and increased battery usage.
Changes
startWatching():_positionSubscriptionWhy this works
At most one active position stream subscription is maintained, so repeated
startWatching()calls restart cleanly instead of stacking listeners.