shell: backend: telnet: Don't assert if connection closed #78976
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The code in shell_ops.c that calls telnet_write will assert if it returns non-zero. For a telnet shell it's normal that the network might disconnect unexepectedly, so that should not trigger an assert. Fixes zephyrproject-rtos#67637 Link: zephyrproject-rtos#67637 Signed-off-by: Kevin ORourke <[email protected]>
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Rebased on current main since it looks like there was some i3c-related CI breakage when I originally created this PR. |
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The code in shell_ops.c that calls telnet_write will assert if it returns non-zero. For a telnet shell it's normal that the network might disconnect unexpectedly, so that should not trigger an assert.
Fixes #67637
Link: #67637