SGMM393-181 : "onSystemPowerStateChanged" event is not getting triggered for ON state" #5316
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This change is for "onSystemPowerStateChanged" event is not getting triggered for ON state
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Cherry Picked from : #5201 |
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Fix setting LIGHT_SLEEP and STANDBY
It is required that LIGHT_SLEEP will behave in the same way as the
STANDBY. Therefore LIGHT_SLEEP state at the Power IARMMgr has been
changed as a fall through case to the STANDBY mode.
Moreover, the org.rdk.System plugin has to sent proper LIGHT_SLEEP
state if preferredStandbyMode is set to LIGHT_SLEEP.
This as well fixes the state reporting of the getPowerState method
in the org.rdk.System plugin.
Risk : Low
Signed-off-by: harshini_ravichandran@comcast.com