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Describe the bug
In the most recent version using the read CLI function only reads in the first 11 messages (albeit quite fast) and then stops reading. In the previous versions this worked by reading in a new message every x. second.
To Reproduce
Using the command victron-ble read @ . I see 11 messages and then it stops and I have to restart the command to get new readings.
Expected behavior
I would expect the reading to continue indefinitely until the script is terminated with ^c.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Raspberry Pi 4 running Raspbian Bullseye
Additional context
This worked in the previous version, but I can't remember which version that was. This was the pip package installed for Python 3.7 (which was the default one in Raspian Buster).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Unfortunately I don't have different hardware/machine on this specific location. But I know for a fact that this worked just fine on the previous version of Raspian.
I'm seeing this same issue. After about a dozen run/kills ....app stops responding. "-- help" is only command to work. Will update as I find more info on issue.
Describe the bug
In the most recent version using the read CLI function only reads in the first 11 messages (albeit quite fast) and then stops reading. In the previous versions this worked by reading in a new message every x. second.
To Reproduce
Using the command victron-ble read @ . I see 11 messages and then it stops and I have to restart the command to get new readings.
Expected behavior
I would expect the reading to continue indefinitely until the script is terminated with ^c.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Raspberry Pi 4 running Raspbian Bullseye
Additional context
This worked in the previous version, but I can't remember which version that was. This was the pip package installed for Python 3.7 (which was the default one in Raspian Buster).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: