With one run, the script will create new device types, but then on subsequent runs it seems to overwrite device images with a new name, then the next sometimes it'll do the same again, and again.
Of course, this is completely unnecessary and no doubt is filling up storage with random new images. I'm just wondering - why does the script even overwrite images in the first place? Surely it's enough to upload them once.
I pulled the version of the script down yesterday, so it's a current issue.
With one run, the script will create new device types, but then on subsequent runs it seems to overwrite device images with a new name, then the next sometimes it'll do the same again, and again.
Example: device type EMAT09-10
First run:
Difference
{ "front_image": "" }
{ "front_image": "devicetype-images/eaton-emat09-10.front.png" }
Second run:
Difference
{ "front_image": "devicetype-images/eaton-emat09-10.front.png" }
{ "front_image": "devicetype-images/eaton-emat09-10.front_8zE6qHf.png" }
Third run:
Difference
{ "front_image": "devicetype-images/eaton-emat09-10.front.png" }
{ "front_image": "devicetype-images/eaton-emat09-10.front_KCjLwwE.png" }
Of course, this is completely unnecessary and no doubt is filling up storage with random new images. I'm just wondering - why does the script even overwrite images in the first place? Surely it's enough to upload them once.
I pulled the version of the script down yesterday, so it's a current issue.