If you don’t want to dox people, you shouldn’t quote them/post them at all… anything can be sufficient to find out. There is so much information here… its just a matter of time
“JsonRPC flooeded with Energy.T”
bd64726 (commit?)
nymea (Related project? dependency?)
Consolinno (User, or corporation?)
Issue 18 Iheiz (Lheiz)
The problem seems to be related to bd64726. The behavior does not occurr with nymea 1.5.1
I can only confirm this problem with simulated devices, as I have not tested v1.8.1 with real devices.
As stated in other reports from consolinno, this is now how open source works.
Either you pay our license fees or buy support packages and we’ll look at your issues, or you actually start contributing upstream with fully completed, tested and clean merge requests and act upon our reviews.
But we’re not gonna fix bugs for free for someone leeching off our stack to build a commercial product and barely adhearing to the open source licenses.
If you don’t want to dox people, you shouldn’t quote them/post them at all… anything can be sufficient to find out. There is so much information here… its just a matter of time
“JsonRPC flooeded with Energy.T”
bd64726 (commit?)
nymea (Related project? dependency?)
Consolinno (User, or corporation?)
Issue 18 Iheiz (Lheiz)
The problem seems to be related to bd64726. The behavior does not occurr with nymea 1.5.1
I can only confirm this problem with simulated devices, as I have not tested v1.8.1 with real devices.
As stated in other reports from consolinno, this is now how open source works.
Either you pay our license fees or buy support packages and we’ll look at your issues, or you actually start contributing upstream with fully completed, tested and clean merge requests and act upon our reviews.
But we’re not gonna fix bugs for free for someone leeching off our stack to build a commercial product and barely adhearing to the open source licenses.
damn i’m dumb. i’ll get in touch with the guy, if he wants me to delete the post