Automatically retry to connect if we're in portal after set timeout #9
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Turns out we've had the timeout set, but portal has to be started with AP_RESET to allow it to automatically attempt to reconnect to wifi.
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Turns out we've had the timeout set, but portal has to be started with
AP_RESET to allow it to automatically attempt to reconnect to wifi.
Need to test this on the real hardware to confirm it works. I've also removed the startup delay that was to sort of workarund the issue of the WiFi sometimes appearing after the sensor has started
This should fix #6