Is there problem with Blockly after last update?
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@Homoran What changed in Forum rules? Why I am getting error message "you should set at least 1 tag" I am trying to make sense out of forum rules description, but don't get it.
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[Question] = General or whether something is possible.
[Problem] = Should indicate that the user has a problem.
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@ap2017 sagte in Is there problem with Blockly after last update?:
Why I am getting error message "you should set at least 1 tag"
In some Subforums you have to enter a tag in the Field below the text input field
That's not the actual tag list.
many tags can be entered without any restrictions, only SOME subforums have a predefined choice -
@Homoran Got it, thank you. I probably sound like the most stupid user ever... Added new topic in general area
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@Homoran said in Is there problem with Blockly after last update?:
@ap2017 sagte in Is there problem with Blockly after last update?:
added telegram message pushing after each action in my script for troubleshooting purpose.
Ther is a debug block available for just this purpose.
@ap2017 sagte in Is there problem with Blockly after last update?:
To prove the point I am installing previous available version 4.1.8 of script engine to try.
Please tell the result.
After weeks of testing with Blockly version 4.1.8 then with version 4.0.12, I don't see ASTRO block operating stable. Sometimes it work, most of the time it does not. My telegram reports if light is ON only when ASTRO is working, while always reports light is OFF driven by schedule command. The fact that when ASTRO is not working I am not getting message from telegram tells me that ASTRO block is not being executed.
Also, just noticed that at about same time I expect ASTRO to run, I am getting error log associated with openweathermap adapter, see below. Can this be related? Next will disable openweathermap and see if ASTRO is working.
2019-04-09 18:15:00.171 - info: host.ioBroker-Pi instance system.adapter.openweathermap.0 started with pid 6798
2019-04-09 18:15:04.884 - info: openweathermap.0 States connected to redis: 127.0.0.1:6379
2019-04-09 18:15:05.352 - info: openweathermap.0 starting. Version 0.1.0 in /opt/iobroker/node_modules/iobroker.openweathermap, node: v6.14.3
2019-04-09 18:15:09.579 - info: host.ioBroker-Pi instance system.adapter.openweathermap.0 terminated with code 0 (OK) -
Can you please show the Javascript the blockly has generated?
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@ap2017: I see you are using node: v6.14.3
Have you tried to make an update to latest stable version of node? I think you should try at min 8.x, but 10.x should be better. There have been many significant changes between the major versions.
However, give it a try and please post your result.chefkoch009
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@apollon77 said in Is there problem with Blockly after last update?:
Can you please show the Javascript the blockly has generated?
// Living Room Light
schedule({astro: "goldenHour", shift: 0}, function () {
setState("zwave.0.NODE12.SWITCH_MULTILEVEL.Level_1"/Level/, 99);
sendTo("telegram.0", "send", {
text: 'Light is ON'
});
console.debug("telegram: " + 'Light is ON');
});
schedule("30 23 * * *", function () {
setState("zwave.0.NODE12.SWITCH_MULTILEVEL.Level_1"/Level/, 0);
sendTo("telegram.0", "send", {
text: 'Light is OFF'
});
console.debug("telegram: " + 'Light is OFF');
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@chefkoch009 said in Is there problem with Blockly after last update?:
@ap2017: I see you are using node: v6.14.3
Have you tried to make an update to latest stable version of node? I think you should try at min 8.x, but 10.x should be better. There have been many significant changes between the major versions.
However, give it a try and please post your result.chefkoch009
What is the procedure to update node? I see so many different ones on the forum.
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@chefkoch009 received node update procedure https://forum.iobroker.net/topic/21802/node-js-update will try and let you know
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@Homoran said in Is there problem with Blockly after last update?:
@ap2017 sagte in Is there problem with Blockly after last update?:
I hate when it fixes by itself..
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I do too!But it works. So have fun with it.
It really works
