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In the read section, instead of
{ "type": "temperature", "data": [ { "value": 20.3, "timestamp": "2018-02-01T13:47:40.395939895Z", "unit": { "symbol": "C", "name": "degrees celsius" }, "type": "temperature", "info": "" } ] }
should it be?
{ "kind": "temperature", "data": [ { "value": 20.3, "timestamp": "2018-02-01T13:47:40.395939895Z", "unit": { "symbol": "C", "name": "degrees celsius" }, "type": "temperature", "info": "" } ] }
The only difference is the top level kind/type of a read response, in which kind is the latest one we are using.
It's also worthwhile to go through the documentation again and make sure we don't miss anything else either.
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yes -- good catch, that should be updated.
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In the read section, instead of
should it be?
The only difference is the top level kind/type of a read response, in which kind is the latest one we are using.
It's also worthwhile to go through the documentation again and make sure we don't miss anything else either.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: