linux-wifi-hotspot create_ap script stuck in unmanaged verification

Bug description When I executed the command create_ap wlan0 wlan0 'wifiSSID' 'passworD' the script stuck in the unmanaged verification.

# Debug with "bash -x"
[...]
+ networkmanager_iface_is_unmanaged ap0
+ is_interface ap0
+ [[ -z ap0 ]]
+ [[ -d /sys/class/net/ap0 ]]
+ networkmanager_knows_iface ap0
+ nmcli -t -f DEVICE d
+ grep -Fxq ap0
+ nmcli -t -f DEVICE,STATE d
+ grep -E '^ap0:unmanaged$'
+ return 1
+ RES=1
+ [[ 1 -eq 0 ]]
+ [[ 1 -eq 2 ]]
+ sleep 1
[...]

This happens both in the CLI and in the GUI.

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

Execute the script: create_ap wlan0 wlan0 'wifiSSID' 'passworD'
See information: Creating a virtual WiFi interface... and never ends.

Thus, the hotspot is not created.

Evidences Executing script

Results of debug and Possible fix When the script is stuck (in red) I executed the command nmcli device set ap0 managed no in another terminal (in blue) and the script continue the execution and create the hotspot as expected.

So I do not know if it was the best solution but I changed the script to add the command (In yellow) [[ $RES -eq 1 ]] && nmcli device set ${1} managed no in the line 618 and worked. This command temporarily configure a device as unmanaged in NetworkManager

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