fix: cloud: Use correct Wi-Fi AP count for location request#433
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The wifi_ap_data_construct function was incorrectly using the size of the destination buffer instead of the actual number of scanned Wi-Fi access points. This caused uninitialized data with invalid MAC addresses to be sent to nRF Cloud, resulting in a location request failure. The fix ensures the correct count of scanned APs is used, preventing invalid data from being sent. Signed-off-by: Simen S. Røstad <simen.rostad@nordicsemi.no>
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The wifi_ap_data_construct function was incorrectly using the size of the destination buffer instead of the actual number of scanned Wi-Fi access points. This caused uninitialized data with invalid MAC addresses to be sent to nRF Cloud, resulting in a location request failure.
The fix ensures the correct count of scanned APs is used, preventing invalid data from being sent.