PeerHelper: deduplicate self node in peer list to fix LazyColumn crash - #840
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With headscale servers, selfNode can already be present in netmap.Peers, causing it to appear twice in (peers + selfNode). Both entries share the same StableID, which triggers a KeyAlreadyUsed IllegalArgumentException in the MainView LazyColumn, crashing the app on launch. Fix by deduplicating on StableID before iterating. Verified working on Raspberry Pi 4 with headscale. Closes #20725 Ref tailscale#832
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But why is Headscale doing that? |
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Problem
The Android app crashes immediately on launch with headscale servers:
Root cause
PeerHelper.regenerateGroupedPeers()iterates over(peers + selfNode). With headscale,selfNodeis already present innetmap.Peers, so it gets added twice. Both entries share the sameStableID, which becomes a duplicate key inMainView'sLazyColumn.Fix
distinctBy { it.StableID }on the combined list before iterating.Testing
Verified working on Raspberry Pi 4 running LineageOS TV, authenticated against a headscale server. Before fix: crash on every launch. After fix: UI loads and functions correctly.
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