Bluetooth udev script regex breaking logic #147
Description
This refers to /usr/local/bin/bluetooth-udev.
With the regex device name check if [[ ! $NAME =~ ^\"([0-9A-F]{2}[:-]){5}([0-9A-F]{2})\"$ ]]; then exit 0; fi enabled, devices that connect to Debian 11 do not match a mac address naming scheme -- or at the very least, a Windows device doesn't. The device connects with its hostname.
This breaks the logic flow the script intends as it doesn't disable discovery upon connection, doesn't disable wifi for those that have issues with it (wifi doesn't cause an issue on my end), and doesn't play a device connection sound upon add/remove.
My solution for this was to comment out the name check, which allowed the script to run as intended. Given we're filtering for input devices. I suppose that'd possibly catch other input devices, like a keyboard/mouse, but as this is an audio sink, other devices will likely never be connected to it.