Fix device_watcher; start it on register_internal_device_callback #9503
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maloel
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| void context::start_device_watcher() | ||
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| _device_watcher->start([this](platform::backend_device_group old, platform::backend_device_group curr) |
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Why not move the if( _device_watcher->is_stopped() ) in here?
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Device_hub API registers for events using
register_internal_device_callbackbut this didn't start the device-watcher... we weren't getting device change notifications.Tracked on DSO-11850