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Fix applying heart_beat_timeout_ms from PreDataConsent #1551
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Fix applying heart_beat_timeout_ms from PreDataConsent
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am I misunderstanding that we just set the entry to a string, not an object?
Is this not what the policy entry would look like?
pt_->policy_table.app_policies_section.apps[app_id]
:It was my understanding we don't need to set properties on
app_policies.app_id
as it is a reference toapp_policies.pre_DataConsent
where the correct heartbeat timeout ms should live.i see that this change does fix the issue, but really, when an app's section (
app_policies_section.apps[app_id]
) is a reference (like"app_id": "pre_DataConsent"
) should the properties like heart_beat_timeout_ms be pulled from the app that the reference points to (in provided case, that would beapp_policies_section.apps["pre_DataConsent"]
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@iCollin in this example we just mark that entry as a reference to preData entity and assign value of
preData.heart_beat_timeout_ms
toapp_id.heart_beat_timeout_ms
, however preData is still the initial source of that value. Looks like there was no another place where SDL pulls that value from preData.When snapshot is generated, this
app_id
will be properly collapsed into record you mentioned above.