Closed pennam closed 2 years ago
Let me understand: why do you expect a match with VariableName
instead of Name
?
Where VariableName
is "The sketch variable name of the property"
.
And Name
is "The friendly name of the property"
.
Because is my understandig that the variable_id
value of a dashboard contains the VariableName
value of the Thing template and not the Name
.
Assuming this is your thing template
variables:
- name: Temperature
permission: READ_ONLY
type: FLOAT
update_parameter: 0
update_strategy: ON_CHANGE
variable_name: temperature
- name: Led
permission: READ_ONLY
type: STATUS
update_parameter: 0
update_strategy: ON_CHANGE
variable_name: led
and this your dashboard template
widgets:
- height: 4
height_mobile: 4
name: Temperature
options:
showThing: true
type: Value
variables:
- thing_id: x-template
variable_id: temperature
width: 4
width_mobile: 4
x: 4
x_mobile: 4
"y": 0
y_mobile: 0
- height: 4
height_mobile: 4
name: Led
options:
frameless: false
mode: Color 2
showThing: true
type: LED
variables:
- thing_id: x-template
variable_id: led
width: 4
width_mobile: 4
x: 0
x_mobile: 0
"y": 0
y_mobile: 0
The matching procedure will not work because is trying to mach dashboard variable_id: temperature
with thing name:Temperature
Ohh ok, so when a dashboard is extracted the variable_id fields are filled with VariableName
. However when they're imported to create a dashboard the field name
is used instead.
Right, so to fix the inconsistency we have to decide if we want to use VariableName
(as you did) or Name
.
I don't see problems with your proposal.
Unfortunately all the "templating" part is really confusing and needs to be redesigned.
Tested and it works.
Motivation
When creating a dashboard
variable_id
is matched withname
instead ofvariable_name
Change description
Match
variable_id
withvariable_name
Additional Notes
Reviewer checklist
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.CONTRIBUTING.md
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