Fix unhandled TimeoutError in connect() - #17
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…s out When connect() calls disconnect() as cleanup after a failed connection attempt, the TimeoutError raised by the kill switch NetworkManager cleanup was not caught, causing an unhandled exception crash instead of a graceful failure. This fix wraps the disconnect() call in a try/except block to catch TimeoutError, allowing the program to fail gracefully.
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Fix unhandled TimeoutError in connect() when kill switch cleanup times out
When connect() calls disconnect() as cleanup after a failed connection attempt, the TimeoutError raised by the kill switch NetworkManager cleanup was not caught, causing an unhandled exception crash instead of a graceful failure.
This fix wraps the disconnect() call in a try/except block to catch TimeoutError, allowing the program to fail gracefully.