How can I have set_shutter enable and disable in two different files

[OPEC239]

When I have the following in one file such as test.py
The gopro functions fine, start shooting and wait for 5 seconds stop shooting.

await gopro.http_command.set_shutter(shutter=Params.Toggle.ENABLE)
await asyncio.sleep(5)
await gopro.http_command.set_shutter(shutter=Params.Toggle.DISABLE)

But here comes the problem, if I put shutter enable in one file and shutter disable in another file, such as start.py and stop.py
so that I can control the shooting period only stops when I call stop.py
start.py works fine makes the gopro start shooting, but when I call stop.py gopro will not stop shooting, lookings the this file is waiting for a task to finish then starts to run.

Can someone help me out and give me a guide, thanks

[KonradIT]

Show your code for both start.py and stop.py

[OPEC239]

Show your code for both start.py and stop.py

Start.py

import asyncio
from rich.console import Console
from open_gopro import WiredGoPro, Params
console = Console()
async def main():
try:
async with WiredGoPro() as gopro:
await gopro.http_command.set_shutter(shutter=Params.Toggle.ENABLE)
except Exception as e:
console.print(e)
asyncio.run(main())

stop.py

import asyncio
from rich.console import Console
from open_gopro import WiredGoPro, Params
console = Console()
async def main():
try:
async with WiredGoPro() as gopro:
await gopro.http_command.set_shutter(shutter=Params.Toggle.DISABLE)
except Exception as e:
console.print(e)
asyncio.run(main())

[tcamise-gpsw]

If I'm understanding correctly, you are simultaneously connecting to the same gopro with two different WiredGoPro instances.

In general, this is not yet supported.
What is the actual benefit to doing this in your case here? It seems like it would be easier to just pass the WiredGoPro instance to wherever it is needed.