Prevent auto-restarting BLE when disabling it on nRF52#1991
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Prevent auto-restarting BLE when disabling it on nRF52#1991liamcottle merged 1 commit intomeshcore-dev:devfrom
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If client is still connected, client would automatically reconnect immediately thus keeping BLE on fixes meshcore-dev#1933
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Tested on my Wio Tracker L1 Pro, seems to be behaving as expected now. |
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If client is still connected, client would automatically reconnect immediately thus keeping BLE on. When disabling bluetooth, stop advertising first to prevent clients keeping the connection open.
fixes #1933
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Tested & works fine on T1000E too.