Re-subscribe on event/observed property error#34
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pierre-josselin wants to merge 1 commit intoeclipse-thingweb:mainfrom
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Re-subscribe on event/observed property error#34pierre-josselin wants to merge 1 commit intoeclipse-thingweb:mainfrom
pierre-josselin wants to merge 1 commit intoeclipse-thingweb:mainfrom
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Hi @pierre-josselin , thank you for the fix. It makes sense and I like it and would merge the PR. However, you need to sign your commits and link your GitHub account to your Eclipse account (which you need to create). You will probably need to reopen your PR as the commits are already online. |
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Here's a proposed fix related to this node-wot issue.
Subscriptions (subscribeEvent & observeProperty) expire after X minutes (under some conditions?) because the HTTP request times out.
More generally, this pull request attempts to automatically restart a failed subscription every second. Like the "repeat" mechanism you initially implemented, but extended to errors occurring after a successful subscription.
Tested on Node-RED 4.1.2.