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Connecting multiple times to a LE device is working correctly again #884

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Multiple le connections are now working correctly
timrid Feb 5, 2026
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delete only the required connection
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3 changes: 3 additions & 0 deletions bumble/controller.py
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Expand Up @@ -604,6 +604,8 @@ def on_le_disconnected(self, connection: Connection, reason: int) -> None:
)
)

del self.le_connections[connection.peer_address]

def create_le_connection(self, peer_address: hci.Address) -> None:
'''
Called when we receive advertisement matching connection filter.
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else:
# Remove the connection
del self.classic_connections[connection.peer_address]
del self.le_connections[connection.peer_address]

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This doesn't look correct, though I am not sure why link can be None, but it will accidentually drop the connection on the other transport. Maybe we should split if connection := self.find_connection_by_handle(handle): to handle the case find in classic or LE.

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I don't know either when link can be None. In any case, this is not covered by the unit tests and is not really relevant to me. But it looked wrong to me, so I corrected it.

However, you are right that it still looks wrong. That's why I split it up as recommended.

elif sco_link := self.find_classic_sco_link_by_handle(handle):
if self.link:
if (
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20 changes: 20 additions & 0 deletions tests/device_test.py
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Expand Up @@ -309,6 +309,26 @@ async def test_legacy_advertising_disconnection(auto_restart):
assert not devices[0].is_advertising


# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
@pytest.mark.asyncio
async def test_le_multiple_connects():
devices = TwoDevices()
for controller in devices.controllers:
controller.le_features |= hci.LeFeatureMask.LE_EXTENDED_ADVERTISING
for dev in devices:
await dev.power_on()
await devices[0].start_advertising(auto_restart=True, advertising_interval_min=1.0)

connection = await devices[1].connect(devices[0].random_address)
await connection.disconnect()

await async_barrier()
await async_barrier()

# a second connection attempt is working
connection = await devices[1].connect(devices[0].random_address)
await connection.disconnect()

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
@pytest.mark.asyncio
async def test_advertising_and_scanning():
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