Hello there, I am working on a lit bit of debugging for some publisher code using ModularSensors. I successfully connect to the server but get a 422 error code which means that though the POST request had the proper syntax, the body could not be processed. I’ve been trying to figure out what it could be, and I think it might have to do with the error values that are generated for different sensors.
The server expects a -9999 value for errors, but I’ve noticed that sometimes, using Modular Sensors, there is a range of error values that are eventually recorded, such as -9999, -9999.0, -9999.00000, or even NAN with a bunch of white space in front of it. I think that these error values are not acceptable to the server, and that is what is throwing back the 422 response code.
Is there a way to adjust how these -9999 values are presented when logging them? Why do some error values use NAN instead of -9999, and is there a way to change the code so that it will always use -9999 without any zero-value decimals following it?
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