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… TTL=0 in DNS-SD messages
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This failed test appears to have nothing to do with my code changes! :) |
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… TTL=0 in DNS-SD messages.
This is quite useful to detect when services gracefully leave zeroconf, which is handy when implementing various approaches to dynamic networking.
I've also modified the
resolvexample to prepend "[+]" or "[-]" to the service information; this indicates whether a) the service was detected, or b) it just (gracefully) left.