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iot: update misnamed function in gateway_demo #1967

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Mike found out that gateway_demo.py was still using the old function name listen_for_config_messages instead of listen_for_config_and_error_messages which prevented the demo from running

Mike found out that `gateway_demo.py` was still using the old function name `listen_for_config_messages` instead of `listen_for_config_and_error_messages`
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LGTM. Can you take a look at the failing test? It looks to me like I authored a bug in the test itself where if the device ID includes "400", it will unnecessarily fail. I think it's safe to remove the checks for missing devices attempting to be bound so you can remove the checks in this commit or I can do it in another issue.

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gguuss commented Jan 10, 2019

I'll see if I can address this in my PR to fix flaky tests.

@gguuss gguuss merged commit fd7944a into master Jan 11, 2019
@gguuss gguuss deleted the gateway-demo-fix branch January 11, 2019 00:11
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