Expected Behavior
When I send a payload that has one set of sensor data in it, and another payload that has other data in it, I expect previous value to be retained
Actual Behavior
I have a ESP32 Pax Counter working via the TTN integration.
I have already logged sensebox/ttn-osem-integration#54 for this against that repo, however I am not sure if this is an issue with the TTN integration or the main site.
The PAX Counter sends two payloads:
- WiFi/BLE Device counts, PM10, PM2.5
- Temperature, Humidity, Air Pressure, VOC (from a BME680)
Because the second payload is sent directly after the first, the sensor values for PM10, PM2.5, and BLE/WiFi are always zero
I would expect the sensor to not get updated unless there is a value passed for that sensor.
Environment
- OS: Linux (Various)
- Browser & Version: Brave/Chrome/Firefox all latest versions from APT/SNAP
Expected Behavior
When I send a payload that has one set of sensor data in it, and another payload that has other data in it, I expect previous value to be retained
Actual Behavior
I have a ESP32 Pax Counter working via the TTN integration.
I have already logged sensebox/ttn-osem-integration#54 for this against that repo, however I am not sure if this is an issue with the TTN integration or the main site.
The PAX Counter sends two payloads:
Because the second payload is sent directly after the first, the sensor values for PM10, PM2.5, and BLE/WiFi are always zero
I would expect the sensor to not get updated unless there is a value passed for that sensor.
Environment