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Maybe this is a question for @chkr1011, I need to check this.

The thing is that because Version A of Sparkplug is deprecated (but some still want to use it), I have marked the features as deprecated already. Since I have `TreatWarningsAsErrors`...

> @SeppPenner Do you still need my input here? Are there examples in the MQTTnet repo? If yes, then I don't need further information, I guess.

@chkr1011 Like this, I guess: 1. Remove proxy options. 2. Rework WebSocket options with class `MqttClientWebSocketOptions` in the options and then rework the calls to: **WebSocketServer options:** ```csharp if (this.Options.MqttWebSocketOptions...

@chkr1011 Just one thing, can you have a quick look over the changes, please? https://github.com/SeppPenner/SparkplugNet/commit/dfc03bb67f89dcae1f58aa52a4dbf88f7698ab0d. Thanks :)

> @chkr1011 Like this, I guess: > > 1. Remove proxy options. > > 2. Rework WebSocket options with class `MqttClientWebSocketOptions` in the options and then rework the calls to:...

I guess, this is done.

I guess this is a bug with version 3 of Sparkplug now as the metric isn't allowed anymore, but I need to check the specs again.

Same answer as to the 3.0 compatibility. No yet. Will check this soon as well.

[Eclipse-Sparkplug-TCK-3.0.0.zip](https://github.com/SeppPenner/SparkplugNet/files/13602703/Eclipse-Sparkplug-TCK-3.0.0.zip) I have added the TCK here, seems to be too hidden for me in the repo :D Thank you, @scottmwyant.