How to set up hot swap usb device in linux?

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linux

Greetings!
The question is this. I am writing software for Linux that communicates with USB devices such as ttyUSB*/ttyACM*, it is necessary to implement recovery after a connection break. The problem occurs if the port was open at the time the device was redefined. The device in this case gets a new name (ttyUSB0->ttyUSB1), and the program stops seeing it. Wrote a UDEV rule that recreates a device with the same alias, but that doesn't help. There is only one alias (dev/mydevice) but it refers to when reconnecting to a new tty, and the file descriptor seems to be invalid. Are there any settings that could help get around this? The windows version of the software does not have such a problem, I can reconnect the USB device as much as I like ...
That is, the logic of the software as a result should be like this:
1. Opened the port.
2. We are waiting in the cycle for data from the port
3. There was a break in communication
4. Restoration of communication
5. Data came from the port
6. End of the cycle, closing the port.
On Windows it works, on Linux it doesn't...