python: 3.13.5
bleak: 0.22.3
Operating System: Raspian and opensuse
bluetoothctl -v: 5.82 and 5.79
Hardware is a Raspberry Pi 5.
This might be the expected result, but I get a "No matching connection for device" from bluetoothd every time I exit from my sensor scanning process. This shows up with both the release and with the version with the patch for DBUS EOFError #1921 .
There is no error report or problem with the scanning program. It's a variation on the example attached to DBUS EOFError #1921. The changes are so that it runs on a systemd timer. I only recently noticed that the bluetoothd error follows after the completion of the scanning program. It's been doing this for a while with no apparent problems.
It might also just be a warning that a program did a device scan to get rssi information and a list of all the devices, followed by reading one characteristic from a few of those devices, and then exits. It's finding thermometers, then reading them all. These thermometers don't pair. The current readings are a well known characteristic that is readable by anyone.
python: 3.13.5
bleak: 0.22.3
Operating System: Raspian and opensuse
bluetoothctl -v: 5.82 and 5.79
Hardware is a Raspberry Pi 5.
This might be the expected result, but I get a "No matching connection for device" from bluetoothd every time I exit from my sensor scanning process. This shows up with both the release and with the version with the patch for DBUS EOFError #1921 .
There is no error report or problem with the scanning program. It's a variation on the example attached to DBUS EOFError #1921. The changes are so that it runs on a systemd timer. I only recently noticed that the bluetoothd error follows after the completion of the scanning program. It's been doing this for a while with no apparent problems.
It might also just be a warning that a program did a device scan to get rssi information and a list of all the devices, followed by reading one characteristic from a few of those devices, and then exits. It's finding thermometers, then reading them all. These thermometers don't pair. The current readings are a well known characteristic that is readable by anyone.