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@microbit-robert microbit-robert commented Nov 29, 2024

I think reconnecting via the UI used to call the reconnect method in the device wrapper where we wait for the Windows Bluetooth disconnection before reconnecting. This reconnect method is now only called internally for automatic reconnection attempts.

This means, that on Windows, the user can click disconnect, then connect/reconnect quickly which results in the model number error. This fix prevents that from happening.

I could not reproduce the model number error following these intructions #39. This could be a separate or related issue.

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Thanks, LGTM.

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