fix non-DDS settings initialization in rs-terminal and -enumerate-devices #12567
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OhadMeir
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| // Obtain a list of devices currently present on the system | ||
| json settings; | ||
| json settings = json::object(); |
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Should we update all occurrences of json j; to json j = json::object() or is it relevant only to the settings usage?
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Relevant only to the settings
Can we test it here? Prevent further cases of null json |
No, I think it's a valid complaint that the settings should make sense -- and sending |
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It's really hard to see, but when we pass in settings to the context they must be either empty or an object. But json initializes to
nulland librealsense correctly throws.This fixes two use-cases which were missed before, in rs-terminal and rs-enumerate-devices -- especially outside of DDS mode which usually force an object.
Tracked on [HSD-15015096962]