Closed mitkodev closed 4 years ago
Hi @ddimitrov90 ,
I will try to repro it tomorrow. Meanwhile, can you give more information about your environment? (There is a template on the github issue), it would be great if you can fill (edit your message) to give us some more context to repro.
I can't see on top of my head anything wrong with your message. Maybe the property of the message, but this will depend on the version of the SDK you are using (Are you using 1.18.0?).
I will try it our first thing tomorrow.
Thanks,
Angelo Ribeiro.
@ddimitrov90 which version of .NET Core are your modules using? If it's not 2.1, can you please test with that?
.NET core version 2.1 is being used.
@ddimitrov90 Hello, sorry for the delay here. Did you manage to get your scenario working, or do you still need help?
Closing this issue as it seems stale. Please re-open as needed.
I stumbled upon a well hidden error, while trying to send a message from one iot edge device module to another. I just wanted to test something and sent this message:
This somehow silently breaks the channel between these two modules. Here is the log from the edgeHub while in debug mode:
and as expected no messages are received anymore in the destination module. Even worse, the "broken" messages are kept in the local queue of the edgeHub and even after restart of the destination module, it tries to send them again and breaks.
Any suggestion what is wrong with the message that is sent and how to work it out.
Device (Host) Operating System
Ubuntu 18.04
Architecture
amd64
Container Operating System
Linux containers
Runtime Versions
iotedged iotedge 1.0.1 (6e5e86dcf0c9a3732fc72a64d9ec9b0fcb2d6fad)
Edge Agent mcr.microsoft.com/azureiotedge-agent:1.0
Edge Hub mcr.microsoft.com/azureiotedge-hub:1.0
Microsoft.Azure.Devices.Client - 1.18.0
Transport type - MQTT