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When setting up a new flow on a new device, deploying the flow warns that "The workspace contains some nodes that are not properly configured:"
In the blynk-ws-client settings node, the auth token is highlighted in red.
If I ignore the warning on deploying the flow, the flow works as expected and the Blynk nodes connect successfully.
Current auth tokens include any alphanumeric character as well as some symbols (possibly the Base64 encoding alphabet?). The validation regexp only allows 32 a-fA-F0-9 characters.
I can't find specifics from Blynk on the auth token format. For validation it might be sufficient to require the field to be non-empty to avoid problems with future format changes.
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Hi and thanks for reporting,
it's true, the way to generate tokens changed on June 17th, now it's a base64 see here.
So let's say I can change the regexp with this: ^[a-zA-Z0-9]{32}$
When setting up a new flow on a new device, deploying the flow warns that "The workspace contains some nodes that are not properly configured:"
In the blynk-ws-client settings node, the auth token is highlighted in red.
If I ignore the warning on deploying the flow, the flow works as expected and the Blynk nodes connect successfully.
Current auth tokens include any alphanumeric character as well as some symbols (possibly the Base64 encoding alphabet?). The validation regexp only allows 32 a-fA-F0-9 characters.
I can't find specifics from Blynk on the auth token format. For validation it might be sufficient to require the field to be non-empty to avoid problems with future format changes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: