0.115.0

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -2,6 +2,29 @@
 
 #### Upcoming Changes
 
+### 0.115 (2022-07-25)
+
+##### AWSIoTService
+
+- **[B]** Removed the AWS IoT Integration. It was not used and outdated, and may be replaced in the future.
+
+##### ModemAlarmService
+
+- Removed support for JsonPath filter expressions for now.
+- Added validation to check names: spaces and most symbols except for `_` and `-` and no longer allowed.
+
+##### MQTTService
+
+- Improved error handling and messages.
+- Fixed an issue where setting a password could result in an internal server error because of
+  incorrect encryption parameters.
+- Improved MQTT client reliability.
+- Added server CA certificate option.
+
+##### base.proto
+
+- Added `time_zone` to `Timestamp`. It will mostly be empty (UTC), but might be used when a modem has a time zone.
+
 ### 0.114 (2022-07-18)
 
 ##### EasypulseService

base.proto

@@ -101,6 +101,7 @@ message DoubleRange {
  */
 message Timestamp {
     google.protobuf.Timestamp timestamp = 1;
+    string time_zone = 2;
     string textual = 4;
 }
 

docs/html/assignment.html

@@ -8015,7 +8015,7 @@ <h3 id="hiber.modem.alarm.ModemAlarm.Check.DelayCheck">ModemAlarm.Check.DelayChe
 
 
         <h3 id="hiber.modem.alarm.ModemAlarm.Check.FieldCheck">ModemAlarm.Check.FieldCheck</h3>
-        <p>A check that evaluates each new message, and checks selected field(s) in the parsed body.</p><p>When multiple fields are selected, the checks are applied to all of them individually.</p><p>See the Json Path documentation at https://goessner.net/articles/JsonPath/ for details on json path.</p><p>Simple examples selecting a field:</p><p>- $.my_field: a field in the root of the parsed object</p><p>- $.my_obj.my_field: a field in a deeper structure</p><p>- $.my_array[x].my_field: the field my_field of the element at index x is selected</p><p>Complex use cases are also possible, but they require a bit more understanding of json path logic:</p><p>- $.my_array.length(): the length of my_array is selected. Combine with an equals or threshold check,</p><p>to require that an array has a certain length.</p><p>- $.my_array[?(@.name == 'D')]: the array of all objects in my_array where name equals 'D' is selected.</p><p>- $.my_array[?(@.name == 'D')]..my_field: the array of my_field values from all objects in</p><p>my_array where name equals 'D' is selected.</p><p>- $.my_array..my_field: the array of my_field values (for all objects in my_array) is selected</p><p>- $.my_array[*].my_field: the array of my_field values (for all objects in my_array) is selected</p><p>Note that this for the examples above, if they return an array, the entire array is used as the value</p><p>in the comparison for equals and oneof.</p><p>A check of this type has the following parameters (matches the fields):</p><p>- field.path: replace the path for this field</p><p>- field.ignoreFieldNotFound: replace the value for ignore_field_not_found</p><p>For the equals check:</p><p>- field.equals.expected: iff this is an equals check, replace the expected value</p><p>For the oneof check:</p><p>- field.oneof.expected: iff this is a oneof check, replace the expected values</p><p>For the threshold check:</p><p>- field.threshold.expected: iff this is a threshold check, replace the expected range</p><p>- field.threshold.minimum: iff this is a threshold check, replace the expected minimum</p><p>- field.threshold.maximum: iff this is a threshold check, replace the expected maximum</p><p>For the delta check:</p><p>- field.delta.period:</p><p>- field.delta.threshold.expected: iff this is a delta check, replace the expected range</p><p>- field.delta.threshold.minimum: iff this is a delta check, replace the expected minimum</p><p>- field.delta.threshold.maximum: iff this is a delta check, replace the expected maximum</p><p>All of the parameters above can be used in the error message template.</p><p>The delta check also adds a few additional error message variables:</p><p>- {field.delta.previous}: the previous value for the field</p><p>- {field.delta.difference} (also {actual}): the difference between previous and current value for the field</p><p>- {field.delta.current}: the current value for the field</p>
+        <p>A check that evaluates each new message, and checks selected field(s) in the parsed body.</p><p>When multiple fields are selected, the checks are applied to all of them individually.</p><p>See the Json Path documentation at https://goessner.net/articles/JsonPath/ for details on json path.</p><p>We currently do not allow filter expressions.</p><p>Simple examples selecting a field:</p><p>- $.my_field: a field in the root of the parsed object</p><p>- $.my_obj.my_field: a field in a deeper structure</p><p>- $.my_array[x].my_field: the field my_field of the element at index x is selected</p><p>Complex use cases are also possible, but they require a bit more understanding of json path logic:</p><p>- $.my_array.length(): the length of my_array is selected. Combine with an equals or threshold check,</p><p>to require that an array has a certain length.</p><p>- $.my_array..my_field: the array of my_field values (for all objects in my_array) is selected</p><p>- $.my_array[*].my_field: the array of my_field values (for all objects in my_array) is selected</p><p>Note that this for the examples above, if they return an array, the entire array is used as the value</p><p>in the comparison for equals and oneof.</p><p>A check of this type has the following parameters (matches the fields):</p><p>- field.path: replace the path for this field</p><p>- field.ignoreFieldNotFound: replace the value for ignore_field_not_found</p><p>For the equals check:</p><p>- field.equals.expected: iff this is an equals check, replace the expected value</p><p>For the oneof check:</p><p>- field.oneof.expected: iff this is a oneof check, replace the expected values</p><p>For the threshold check:</p><p>- field.threshold.expected: iff this is a threshold check, replace the expected range</p><p>- field.threshold.minimum: iff this is a threshold check, replace the expected minimum</p><p>- field.threshold.maximum: iff this is a threshold check, replace the expected maximum</p><p>For the delta check:</p><p>- field.delta.period:</p><p>- field.delta.threshold.expected: iff this is a delta check, replace the expected range</p><p>- field.delta.threshold.minimum: iff this is a delta check, replace the expected minimum</p><p>- field.delta.threshold.maximum: iff this is a delta check, replace the expected maximum</p><p>All of the parameters above can be used in the error message template.</p><p>The delta check also adds a few additional error message variables:</p><p>- {field.delta.previous}: the previous value for the field</p><p>- {field.delta.difference} (also {actual}): the difference between previous and current value for the field</p><p>- {field.delta.current}: the current value for the field</p>
 
 
           <table class="field-table">
@@ -10712,6 +10712,13 @@ <h3 id="hiber.Timestamp">Timestamp</h3>
                   <td><p> </p></td>
                 </tr>
 
+                <tr>
+                  <td>time_zone</td>
+                  <td><a href="#string">string</a></td>
+                  <td></td>
+                  <td><p> </p></td>
+                </tr>
+
                 <tr>
                   <td>textual</td>
                   <td><a href="#string">string</a></td>

docs/html/easypulse.html

@@ -4754,6 +4754,13 @@ <h3 id="hiber.Timestamp">Timestamp</h3>
                   <td><p> </p></td>
                 </tr>
 
+                <tr>
+                  <td>time_zone</td>
+                  <td><a href="#string">string</a></td>
+                  <td></td>
+                  <td><p> </p></td>
+                </tr>
+
                 <tr>
                   <td>textual</td>
                   <td><a href="#string">string</a></td>