Akos Vandra-Meyer

Just tested the device definitions. It works.

Yeah, seems so. I just wanted that info out there for anyone searching and finding this :)

Apparantly adding the HTTP-HEADER is swallowed, even with `request.credentials` set to `incude`. Setting the cookie from the dev tools also doesn't seem to work. Executing `document.cookie = "a=4"` doesn't set...

Using the desktop app, version 1.7.20

Hmm. Apparantly I'm using 1.8.10, but the lower right corner in the settings view shows 1.7.20. How is this possible?

Something along these lines seems to work: ``` def state=(newstate) events = aasm.events.select { |e| e.transitions.any? {|t| t.from == state.to_sym && t.to == newstate.to_sym }} case events.count when 0 then...

Possibly in a similar view as for the DATA and the LOGS sections?

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Current workaround: ``` scala def getData(min: Long, max: Long) = { val fr = rrdDb.createFetchRequest(ConsolFun.MAX, min, max) val fd =fr.fetchData() val ts = fd.getTimestamps val dsIndex = fd.getDsIndex("water") val values...

Ah gotcha, that makes sense, although it is weird in this case. Is there a way to make it *not* generate an array? Also this is an inconvenience, and odd,...