1 - Run the rm_sdk.py sample code.
2 - Try to enter SDK mode but do not put the semicolon at the end.
$ python3 rm_sdk.py
Connecting...
Connected!
please input SDK cmd: command
It will get stuck here the only option is to use CTRL+C.
3 - Run rm_sdk.py again.
2 - Now try to enter SDK mode but do include the semicolon.
$ python3 rm_sdk.py
Connecting...
Connected!
please input SDK cmd: command;
Unexpectedly, it is still stuck. It I do CTRL+C again and try another time, then things work. It looks like the missing semicolon gets the SDK in a weird state that is not immediately resolved when you close the connection.
1 - Run the rm_sdk.py sample code. 2 - Try to enter SDK mode but do not put the semicolon at the end.
$ python3 rm_sdk.py Connecting... Connected!
It will get stuck here the only option is to use CTRL+C.
3 - Run rm_sdk.py again. 2 - Now try to enter SDK mode but do include the semicolon.
$ python3 rm_sdk.py Connecting... Connected!
Unexpectedly, it is still stuck. It I do CTRL+C again and try another time, then things work. It looks like the missing semicolon gets the SDK in a weird state that is not immediately resolved when you close the connection.