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Currently the blue icon meaning "connecting/disconnecting" gets overwritten if the connect/disconnect process takes longer than the specified sleepTimer, since the connection is checked every sleepTimer seconds and then the red or green icons are set.
There is currently no global "connecting" state and I don't know how easily it could be implemented, since again due to the "bash -c command" part, child processes are triggered that are seperate from the main process
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Currently the blue icon meaning "connecting/disconnecting" gets overwritten if the connect/disconnect process takes longer than the specified sleepTimer, since the connection is checked every sleepTimer seconds and then the red or green icons are set.
There is currently no global "connecting" state and I don't know how easily it could be implemented, since again due to the "bash -c command" part, child processes are triggered that are seperate from the main process
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: