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jlink.exec_command(f'SetRTTTelnetPort 19021') seems to raises always JLinkException('RTT Telnet Port set to 19021') even in success case. Tested with latest release.
I expects that success case doesn't raise anything, only failure cases. Workaround is to catch exception and pass it.
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Hm. It seems like it the function doesn't expect any output string (read: error string), and raises an exception if there is one. Might not be the best way to go about this, but maybe worth adding a separate new function to capture this use case instead?
jlink.exec_command(f'SetRTTTelnetPort 19021')
seems to raises alwaysJLinkException('RTT Telnet Port set to 19021')
even in success case. Tested with latest release.I expects that success case doesn't raise anything, only failure cases. Workaround is to catch exception and pass it.
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