Mid0076 (Alarm status) always creates revision 3

[IngeRuppio]

If a Mid0076 is created using a revision 1/2/3 constructor, it always is revision 3, because there are no revision arguments in the constructors. Therefore always LAST_REVISION, which is 3, is used.

By the way, revision 3 cannot be used, because Mid0070 (Alarm subscribe) only supports revision 2.

[IngeRuppio]

// Example:
// this creates an illegal command (should be rev1, but is rev3 with missing ToolHealth data):
mid = new Mid0076(alarmStatus, errorString, controllerReady, toolReady, alarmTime);

// this works
mid = new Mid0076(1)
{
   AlarmStatus = alarmStatus,
   ErrorCode = errorString,
   ControllerReadyStatus = controllerReady,
   ToolReadyStatus = toolReady,
   Time = alarmTime
};

[IngeRuppio]

And if you add revision 3 to Mid0070, Mid0071 has to be updated with revision 3 as well.

[Rickedb]

Hello @IngeRuppio, thanks again for providing another issue.

Since there is a way to make it work, I will be fixing this issue in the next project which is to implement new updates from SR 2.14 and add some Revisions that were forgotten in earlier updates.

Otherwise, if it's causing a big impact into applications, I might fix it before the project.

Is it a huge problem for you to wait until the next project update is done?

[IngeRuppio]

It is a big issue here, because two large companies are affected and the workflow is blocked. But because I`ve been able to use the workaround from my comment above, you have all the time you need to fix it.

[Rickedb]

Hello Inge,

Had to fix another issues that had no workaround and already implemented the necessary fix to Mid0076. Version 3.6.2 available!