NicholasTNG
NicholasTNG
We passed the data as a dictionary. I think this problem will occur with any way of producing the data since all of them are transformed into the line protocol...
Sorry if that is a stupid question, but wouldn't it be possible to just replace `.` by `/` and `/` by `.`? This doesn't has the problem of the `_`...
RabbitMQ has the same problem and solves it with a specific sparkplug config option: https://www.rabbitmq.com/mqtt.html#sparkplug-support
Just noting: I restarted and updated the docker container in the meantime and it seems like the issue is gone with version 2.6.1 for me. Sadly I don't have any...
*EDIT* You can probably ignore the following, I just noticed that I had the retention period set incorrectly. I'll leave it here because I find the question I posed interesting...
I can now confirm, that the retention policy works as expected when I don't fail at configuring.
Thanks for your input! I agree that adding the abstraction of `INatsSerializerInfo` is probably a good idea. And there is probably not a way around anyone who implements the new...
I think an exception is appropriate, since it isn't behavior that should happen if everything goes right.
Note this also happens with classes inheriting from `str`, such as `enum.StrEnum`.