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    "Run" and "Upload" buttons gone after deep sleep wake up in Atom

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      alexpul
      last edited by alexpul

      I'm using PyMakr (1.4.2) in Atom (1.30.0) and am having problems with some disappearing buttons after a deep sleep wake up.

      Normally device (Pytrack with WiPy3) connects to Atom no problem and I see all the buttons:
      0_1537219659585_b62d13a6-4054-4c23-9c0f-1d73dc565bcc-image.png

      When I run this code:

      from pytrack import Pytrack
      py = Pytrack()
      
      py.setup_sleep(1) #sleep for 1s
      py.go_to_sleep()
      

      and reconnect my device then the buttons bar looks like this:
      0_1537219767491_71f399b2-016c-4557-bab0-ef7dc45fed2f-image.png

      If I close Atom and reopen it then the buttons reappear as per usual. It's pretty annoying to have to close and reopen the program every time I run a test though...Does anyone know why the important buttons disappeared and how to make them come back?

      Note: this only happens when I use py.go_to_sleep() not when I use machine.deepsleep(1)

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        jcaron @alexpul
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        @alexpul What happens if you disconnect/reconnect? Still the same?

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          alexpul
          last edited by alexpul

          Yup, still the same lack of buttons after disconnect/reconnect

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