The Swift example app logic for checking the first time that the hmiLevel is FULL is broken

[NicoleYarroch]

Bug Report

The Swift example app code for finding the first time that the hmiLevel is FULL is broken as the following code never gets called in the ProxyManager class:

if newLevel == .full && firstHMILevelState != .full {
    // This is our first time in a `FULL` state.
    firstHMILevelState = newLevel
}

This logic doesn't seem to be in the Obj-C example app so it either the logic needs to get fixed in both example apps or removed from the Swift example app.

Reproduction Steps

1. Connect Swift example app to a head unit.

Expected Behavior

The code above should be called the very first time the hmiLevel is FULL.

Observed Behavior

The code above is never called.

OS & Version Information

• iOS Version: n/a
• SDL iOS Version: 6.5
• Testing Against: SYNC 4

[lapinskijw]

@NicoleYarroch Unless there is a best practice we should be including here regarding first hmiLevel FULL I believe it would be best to remove the code for a couple reasons.

1. As you said, this logic is not in the Obj-C example app.
2. The only action this code accomplishes is setting the fristHMILevelState to full, which occurs in hmiLevel:didChangeToLevel:.

[NicoleYarroch]

@lapinskijw I agree with removing the code from the Swift app based on the situations you outlined.

[theresalech]

Closed via #1574