Closed thosaa closed 2 years ago
Doing a plain read will currently only return the server timestamp and not the source_timestamp.
https://github.com/locka99/opcua/blob/8cda7d236e422de1731f2997b0e3bc94d6fb4d56/client/src/session.rs#L1676-L1689
I suggest that the read either will default to get both timestamps, using: TimeestampsToReturn::Both or takes a 'timestamps_to_return' argument like history_read.
I should just expose the TimestampsToReturn as an arg to this fn and let the caller supply the value
Fixed on master branch
Great! Thanks.
Doing a plain read will currently only return the server timestamp and not the source_timestamp.
https://github.com/locka99/opcua/blob/8cda7d236e422de1731f2997b0e3bc94d6fb4d56/client/src/session.rs#L1676-L1689
I suggest that the read either will default to get both timestamps, using: TimeestampsToReturn::Both or takes a 'timestamps_to_return' argument like history_read.