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This may relate to #9 .
As BLEClient::connect is a blocking call, "floraClient->connect(floraAddress)" never returns if the device can't be reached.
The application therefore goes in hibernate but doesn't operate.
To workaround this, one could scan the network when initializing the bluetooth and then ignore the devices that could not be found at scan time. What do you think ?
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Hello,
This may relate to #9 .
As BLEClient::connect is a blocking call, "floraClient->connect(floraAddress)" never returns if the device can't be reached.
The application therefore goes in hibernate but doesn't operate.
To workaround this, one could scan the network when initializing the bluetooth and then ignore the devices that could not be found at scan time. What do you think ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: