budowski

What worked for me was using @ndg63276's answer, just stripping the `0x` in the beginning: ```python mobile_client = Mobileclient() mobile_client.login('[email protected]', 'mypass', mobile_client.FROM_MAC_ADDRESS) device = mobile_client.get_registered_devices()[0] device_id = device['id'][2:] mobile_client =...

I use Androids only. But I have an iPhone laying around and can test this - how do I detect the ID for that device? Do I just need to...

Tested this with an iPhone (IOS 10.3.3): The device ID is indeed different, needs a different mechanism for building the ID to be legal: ```python mobile_client = Mobileclient() mobile_client.login('[email protected]', 'mypass',...

@thebigmunch - I came up with that format, since when I tried to login using the iPhone ID I received (as is, from `device['id']`), I got the following error: ```...

The issue here is that we need to recursively decode the referenced object (plant in your case), but that's not always what the user wants. It's also problematic in case...

That's what I initially thought of doing - the problem was without subclassing from `BaseRESTHandler`, those blob handlers would lose any permission-based checking - e.g. is the user permitted to...

Awesome implementation dude! :-) I've wrote down some notes on the commit...

Also - we need to verify these changes don't mess up the users.py module (that it'll still operate normally).

Another small comment - if doing a multi-PUT - there is no validation that the user actually owns those updated models (this check should somehow be done by the Permission...

Hmmm, yeah - sorry for the work load :-/ Tell me if you want a hand in this