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lib: at_host: Write AT responses to correct UART device #20242
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Ensure that AT responses are written to the correct UART device when CONFIG_LOG_BACKEND_UART=y and ncs,at-host-uart is not uart0 (default). Signed-off-by: Fredrik Flornes Ellertsen <[email protected]>
I hit a snag when trying to use uart3 for the AT host while CONFIG_LOG_BACKEND_UART was enabled. AT responses all ended up in the log, not on the chosen AT host UART device. This PR fixes my problem at least, but I have no idea if it breaks someone else's workflow. Figured I'd open at PR anyway.