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… is turned off and then back on from the panel indicator, the toggle fails silently because NetworkManager requires networking_enabled to be true before wireless_enabled can be set. This matches the behavior of GNOME Network Setti
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Summary Fixes #16 / LP#1593937 When a user turns wifi off via the panel indicator and then tries to turn it back on using the same indicator toggle, nothing happens. The user has to open Network Settings to re-enable wifi. ## Root Cause
on_wifi_switch_state_set()was only setting `nm_client