Revert "Notify user when connecting as follower fails (#19477)"#20131
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@seanbudd I wasn't sure whether to document this as a change or a bug fix. Technically it's not a bug, but users might expect it to be documented as one. |
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Reverts PR
Reverts #19477
Issues fixed
Fixes #20122
Issues reopened
Reopens #19103
Reason for revert
The referenced commit breaks the use-case where the user is using NVDA Remote Access as their primary means of accessing a headless or otherwise physically inaccessible machine, if the network is unavailable when Remote Access attempts the initial connection.
Can this PR be reimplemented? If so, what is required for the next attempt
Yes. For automatic connections, continue to retry establishing the connection indefinitely, or with some configurable timeout.