fix: SubscribeState filters signals by device path#52
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fix: SubscribeState filters signals by device path#52jmottier-niryo wants to merge 1 commit intoWifx:masterfrom
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Problem
Device.SubscribeState()receivesStateChangedsignals from all NetworkManager devices instead of only the subscribed device.Root Cause
While
AddMatchSignalcorrectly specifiesdbus.WithMatchObjectPath(d.GetPath())to filter signals at the D-Bus level,d.conn.Signal(channel)registers the channel to receive all signals arriving on the shared D-Bus connection. The signal processing goroutine only filtered by signal name but didn't verify thatsignal.Pathmatches the device's object path.