Why does the default profile maintain links to deleted elements. See below in tree representation of the Configjson file found in folder automation/storage?
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Configjson question
Configjson question
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Why does the default profile maintain links to deleted elements. See below in tree representation of the Configjson file found in folder automation/storage? I do get a funny display of devices in the Preferences window:
Similarly I found under the vdevInfo many elements that were deleted, and don't seem to serve any further purpose.
Why does the default profile maintain links to deleted elements. See below in tree representation of the Configjson file found in folder automation/storage? I do get a funny display of devices in the Preferences window:
Similarly I found under the vdevInfo many elements that were deleted, and don't seem to serve any further purpose.
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Re: Configjson question
This is because it is not possible to detect module temporarily disable from module complete removal. Hopefully we use some convention about names of devices, so in future it would be possible to do.
Does it makes problems for you?
Does it makes problems for you?
Re: Configjson question
No.PoltoS wrote:Does it makes problems for you?
But my Schedules somehow stop working. I can't find any cause for it in the logs. I therefore started looking into configjson to see if there were any weird things. The instances subtree seemed to be OK and clean. I think that is what matters most. I'll continue to look for the cause of my Schedules problem.