Maybe it is me, but is there a way to see if programs are referring to undefined variables - It used to turn yellow - but now it seems it just define a "--" setting (at least for a missing node) - It sometimes happens I delete a node (replace functionality with something else) but it is still referenced in a program - before I could check for yellow programs (once they were executed), but I do not see that option - maybe I am just missing it

Edited September 15Sep 15 by Panda88

1 hour ago, Panda88 said:

Maybe it is me, but is there a way to see if programs are referring to undefined variables - It used to turn yellow - but now it seems it just define a "--" setting (at least for a missing node) - It sometimes happens I delete a node (replace functionality with something else) but it is still referenced in a program - before I could check for yellow programs (once they were executed), but I do not see that option - maybe I am just missing it

I don't think there is currently, at least for variables, as they are index based and firmware does not appear to show any errors. I could not replicate on the Admin Console.

eisy-ui should show errors for nodes:

I'll look for it later - it may be how plugins are deleted

12 hours ago, Panda88 said:

I'll look for it later - it may be how plugins are deleted

Ok, it could also be that the program cache on server and/or ui is not reloaded when a node is deleted.

I'll see if I can reproduce it - but I am seeing another issue now. I have a brand new system, and when I try to create a program the following shows

1 hour ago, Panda88 said:

I'll see if I can reproduce it - but I am seeing another issue now. I have a brand new system, and when I try to create a program the following shows

Does the root Program Folder exist on open. Does reboot correct? The error looks like another client is or was in the process of changing something related to programs, but never sent the "I'm Done" message. Clients can lock out other clients while changing programs to prevent race conditions.

It also looks like the root folder was not created for some reason, it should be created by the UI if it does not exist. Should be an easy fix if that is the issue.

I have not tried to vreate a program yet, so I guess it is the missing root folder causing this

If reboot did not correct please open a ticket with UUID and I'll take a look.

Still the same after reboot

I am missing the rename a program option - seems I need create a copy, and then delete the original one

4 minutes ago, Panda88 said:

I am missing the rename a program option - seems I need create a copy, and then delete the original one

The name is just an edit text in program edit (IF/Then/Else screen)