The suspend() extension functions on various Request types will ignore the cancellation instead of throwing an exception when cancelled via a mechanism other then cancelling the coroutine.
In such cases the code that calls suspend() will remain suspended indefinitely.
An example of this is:
Call connect from one coroutine (from within a BleManager):
connect(bluetoothDevice)
.suspend()
While the connect is in progress (within 30 seconds) and before it could succeed, call from another place in the code:
cancelQueue()
While the connection gets cancelled, the first call will remain suspended.
The
suspend()extension functions on various Request types will ignore the cancellation instead of throwing an exception when cancelled via a mechanism other then cancelling the coroutine.In such cases the code that calls
suspend()will remain suspended indefinitely.An example of this is: Call connect from one coroutine (from within a
BleManager):While the connect is in progress (within 30 seconds) and before it could succeed, call from another place in the code:
While the connection gets cancelled, the first call will remain suspended.
This PR is an attempt to fix the problem.