I submitted temperaturecontroller.json model (used in our sdk samples)
I ran into this:
C:\iot\iot-plugandplay-models>npm run validate-ids .\dtmi\com\example\temperaturecontroller-1.json
checking: C:\iot\iot-plugandplay-models\dtmi\com\example\temperaturecontroller-1.json
checkIds: validating root dtmi:com:example:TemperatureController;1
checkIds: ids not found
It Is unclear if I can submit my model or not.
Adding the file was OK, but this message get customer confused, should I continue submitting or should i fix that id stuff ?
Please note as well, that I was confused about the doc saying :
npm run validate-ids
What is the expected form of the file name?
I tried thermostat.jso, then c:\myrepo\dtmi\thermostat.json... using ./dtmi/thermostat,json was not obvious on my Windows machine, an example could help here. Same what is the format of the list? ',' separator? same a sample could solve this easily.
I submitted temperaturecontroller.json model (used in our sdk samples) I ran into this: C:\iot\iot-plugandplay-models>npm run validate-ids .\dtmi\com\example\temperaturecontroller-1.json
checking: C:\iot\iot-plugandplay-models\dtmi\com\example\temperaturecontroller-1.json checkIds: validating root dtmi:com:example:TemperatureController;1 checkIds: ids not found
It Is unclear if I can submit my model or not. Adding the file was OK, but this message get customer confused, should I continue submitting or should i fix that id stuff ?
Please note as well, that I was confused about the doc saying : npm run validate-ids
What is the expected form of the file name? I tried thermostat.jso, then c:\myrepo\dtmi\thermostat.json... using ./dtmi/thermostat,json was not obvious on my Windows machine, an example could help here. Same what is the format of the list? ',' separator? same a sample could solve this easily.