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When e.g. using the following put-metadata header:
put-metadata
[{"key":"*/createdAt","value": "now!"}]
On a HTTP request:
PATCH /api/2/things/my:thing-1
E.g. sending the payload:
{ "attributes": { "only-one": 2 } }
Will also lead to all existing fields in the Thing getting the metadata, e.g. as in:
{ "_metadata": { "thingId": { "createdAt": "now!" }, "policyId": { "createdAt": "now!" }, "attributes": { "only-one": { "createdAt": "now!" } } } }
That is unexpected and should instead only modify the metadata of the provided fields to "PATCH".
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@thjaeckle I would like to work on this issue. Could you please assign it to me?
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@sejal-bansal cool, thanks This however is probably not trivial to fix, I would assume.
@sejal-bansal any update here? Do you work on this or shall I unassign the issue again?
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When e.g. using the following
put-metadata
header:On a HTTP request:
E.g. sending the payload:
Will also lead to all existing fields in the Thing getting the metadata, e.g. as in:
That is unexpected and should instead only modify the metadata of the provided fields to "PATCH".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: