IoT Agent JSON version the issue has been seen with
latest
Bound or port used (API interaction)
Southbound (Devices data API)
NGSI version
NGSIv2
Are you running a container?
No, I am running it natively
Image type
None
Expected behaviour you didn't see
When using provisioning a group like this:
{
resource: '/iot/json',
apikey: globalEnv.apikey,
entity_type: globalEnv.entity_type,
explicitAttrs:
"(a&&b)?['attr_a','attr_b']:a?['attr_a','static_b']:b?[{object_id:'b'},'c']:['static_a','static_b','d','c']",
commands: [],
lazy: [],
attributes: [
{
name: 'attr_a',
object_id: 'a',
type: 'Number'
},
{
name: 'attr_b',
object_id: 'b',
type: 'Number'
},
{
object_id: 'c',
type: 'Number'
}
],
static_attributes: [
{
name: 'static_a',
type: 'Number',
value: 3
},
{
name: 'static_b',
type: 'Number',
value: 4
}
]
}
sending:
Unexpected behaviour you saw
It sends to CB (red is not expected)
{
id: globalEnv.entity_name,
type: globalEnv.entity_type,
static_a: {
value: 3,
type: 'Number'
},
static_b: {
value: 4,
type: 'Number'
}
- c: {
- type: 'Number'
- value: 3
- }
}
Since c is not provisioned, should not pass to the CB
Instead, in IoTA Node Lib, the behaviour is the oposite (c attribute does not appears)
IoT Agent JSON version the issue has been seen with
latest
Bound or port used (API interaction)
Southbound (Devices data API)
NGSI version
NGSIv2
Are you running a container?
No, I am running it natively
Image type
None
Expected behaviour you didn't see
When using provisioning a group like this:
sending:
Unexpected behaviour you saw
It sends to CB (red is not expected)
{ id: globalEnv.entity_name, type: globalEnv.entity_type, static_a: { value: 3, type: 'Number' }, static_b: { value: 4, type: 'Number' } - c: { - type: 'Number' - value: 3 - } }Since
cis not provisioned, should not pass to the CBInstead, in IoTA Node Lib, the behaviour is the oposite (
cattribute does not appears)