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I see the update picks up on the new value notification event that was added with v6, and it just outputs on this node as a VALUE_UPDATED event. At first that seems to work fine, except the new value notification event uses a property called value, not newValue. (See docs) So when you receive a VALUE_UPDATED event, you need to figure out if it has a value or newValue property.
I propose that the value notification event should translate to a VALUE_NOTIFICATION event on the node, to ensure we handle the output message properly.
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I didn't want to be in the situation, where work arounds are deployed on various set ups, then we break it down the line with the new event. Wanted to catch it now.
I see the update picks up on the new
value notification
event that was added with v6, and it just outputs on this node as aVALUE_UPDATED
event. At first that seems to work fine, except the newvalue notification
event uses a property calledvalue
, notnewValue
. (See docs) So when you receive aVALUE_UPDATED
event, you need to figure out if it has avalue
ornewValue
property.I propose that the
value notification
event should translate to aVALUE_NOTIFICATION
event on the node, to ensure we handle the output message properly.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: