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Fix state machines #86

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Fix state machines #86

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Rename STATE_CANCELED to STATE_CANCELING.
Add transition on FOTA_SUCCESS_REBOOT_NEEDED.

Signed-off-by: Giacomo Dematteis <giacomo.dematteis@nordicsemi.no>
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🎯 Core Changes

  • The primary change in this PR is the renaming of the FOTA state from STATE_CANCELED to STATE_CANCELING. This change affects the state machine definitions and transitions related to the FOTA module.
  • A new state transition from STATE_DOWNLOADING_UPDATE to STATE_REBOOT_NEEDED is added when the FOTA_SUCCESS_REBOOT_NEEDED message is received.

⚠️ Concerns

  • No critical concerns identified. The changes appear to be straightforward renaming and addition of a state transition.
  1. Verdict:
    • Approve: The changes are clear and do not introduce any apparent issues. The renaming aligns with the intended behavior of the state machine, and the additional state transition seems logical.

Code review performed by OPENAI - gpt-4o.

@DematteisGiacomo DematteisGiacomo merged commit 95bc043 into main Feb 28, 2025
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@DematteisGiacomo DematteisGiacomo deleted the fix_state_machines branch February 28, 2025 14:04
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