Upon receiving a PTR query, when matching question and answer entries, if an instance exists in the answer entry, it will also be considered as one of the check items. This change is to avoid mistakenly deleting certain question entries. For example, if device A hosts services B with the different instances (ins1~ins5). When the device receives a PTR query, with the question querying service B, and the answer list already contains ins1.Service B and ins2.Service B, then when matching this question entry and answer entries, the question entry should not be deleted.
Check the answer entries in the query when creating answer entries for query response. If the answer entry already exists, then give up creating that entry.
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Upon receiving a PTR query, when matching question and answer entries, if an instance exists in the answer entry, it will also be considered as one of the check items. This change is to avoid mistakenly deleting certain question entries. For example, if device A hosts services B with the different instances (ins1~ins5). When the device receives a PTR query, with the question querying service B, and the answer list already contains ins1.Service B and ins2.Service B, then when matching this question entry and answer entries, the question entry should not be deleted.
Check the answer entries in the query when creating answer entries for query response. If the answer entry already exists, then give up creating that entry.