https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=458940
Bug ID: 458940
Summary: Turning off iOS display causes disconnect and failure
to reconnect
Product: kdeconnect
Version: 22.08.1
Platform: Archlinux Packages
OS: Linux
Status: REPORTED
Severity: major
Priority: NOR
Component: ios-application
Assignee: lucas.w...@tuta.io
Reporter: ptmo...@gmail.com
Target Milestone: ---
SUMMARY
After pairing is complete, if I turn off the display of iOS device and back on,
I can no longer connect with my desktop. In order to connect again, I need to
unpair from the desktop application and "Erase saved devices cache" on my iOS
device.
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STEPS TO REPRODUCE
1. Pair iOS device with desktop
2. Turn display off on iOS device
3. Turn display on on iOS device
OBSERVED RESULT
On the iOS app:
My desktop will go to the "Remembered Devices" section of the app with a red
wifi symbol next to it. If I perform a "Refresh Discovery" on the app, my
desktop briefly goes into the "Connected Devices" for less than half a second
before returning to "Remembered Devices".
On the desktop application:
My iOS device shows up under the "Remembered" column as "Device disconnected"
with the message: "This device is not reachable". On my KDE Connect Settings
page, if I hit Refresh, it actually performs a refresh on the iOS app as well
(on the iOS app my desktop jumps briefly to "Connected Devices")
EXPECTED RESULT
After turning iOS display back on, I expect phone to automatically reconnect to
desktop app (or perhaps never to be disconnected in the first place?)
SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS
Windows: n/a
macOS: n/a
Linux/KDE Plasma: 19.7-arch1-1 (output of uname -r)
(available in About System)
KDE Plasma Version: n/a (using xfce4)
KDE Frameworks Version: n/a
Qt Version: qt5-base 5.15.6+kde+r165-1
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