[ME-3324] Add NetworkID and Self IPs to Network State

[adrianosela]

[ME-3324] Add NetworkID and Self IPs to Network State

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced the NetworkStateMessage structure for improved clarity, including new fields for network identification and local device IP addresses.
  • Renamed existing fields to better reflect their purpose within network communications.
• Improvements
  • Reordered fields in NetworkStateMessage to create a more logical and user-friendly arrangement.

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Walkthrough

The changes to the NetworkStateMessage in device/device.proto enhance the clarity and organization of network-related information. Fields have been renamed and reordered to improve their semantic meaning, with new identifiers introduced for better representation of network and device IP addresses. These updates aim to streamline communication and usability within network systems.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
device/device.proto	Updated NetworkStateMessage: renamed cidrv4 to networkCIDRV4, cidrv6 to networkCIDRV6, added networkID, selfIPv4, and selfIPv6, and reordered fields for clarity.

Poem

🐇 In the network's vibrant dance,
New names and fields, a merry chance!
With CIDR bright, our paths align,
A clearer way, by design divine.
Hops of joy in bytes we send,
For clearer states, our messages mend! ✨

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 074bf01 and 4069293.

Files ignored due to path filters (1)

• device/device.pb.go is excluded by !**/*.pb.go

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device/device.proto (6)

51-51: Addition of networkID is appropriate and well-placed.

The networkID field enhances the identification of network states, and its position as the first field reflects its importance.

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52-52: Renaming to networkCIDRV4 enhances clarity.

The renaming from cidrv4 to networkCIDRV4 provides clearer semantic meaning regarding its role in representing the network's IPv4 CIDR.

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53-53: Renaming to networkCIDRV6 enhances clarity.

The renaming from cidrv6 to networkCIDRV6 provides clearer semantic meaning regarding its role in representing the network's IPv6 CIDR.

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54-54: Addition of selfIPv4 is beneficial for network management.

The selfIPv4 field adds valuable information about the device's own IPv4 address, aiding in network management and diagnostics.

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55-55: Addition of selfIPv6 complements selfIPv4.

The selfIPv6 field enhances the completeness of network state information by providing the device's own IPv6 address.

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56-56: Reordering of peers field is logical.

The peers field's position after unique identifiers and self-referential fields reflects a logical and organized structure.