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Hi,
I am trying to migrate my project from RTC 6.0.
The migration script is failing on function def setnewflowtargets(self, streamuuid) that is checking the RTC version if self.rtcversion >= 6: to set flowarg = "b" to be used as attribute of parameter --default %s --current %s.
I found that the problem is caused by the flowarg = "b" that was introduced on RTC version 6.0.1 however version 6.0 is without such attribute.
Since I am working on RTC 6.0 I have hardcoded the flowarg to be always empty string and it passed then. Note: my migration did not finished correctly yet so I hope I did not messed up it with this settings (having problems with reaching change set history).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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flowarg attribute is available since RTC version 6.0.1 on version 6.0 it shoul be empty string
flowarg attribute is available since RTC version 6.0.1 on version 6.0 it should be empty string
Apr 14, 2023
Hi,
I am trying to migrate my project from RTC 6.0.
The migration script is failing on function
def setnewflowtargets(self, streamuuid)
that is checking the RTC versionif self.rtcversion >= 6:
to setflowarg = "b"
to be used as attribute of parameter--default %s --current %s
.I found that the problem is caused by the
flowarg = "b"
that was introduced on RTC version 6.0.1 however version 6.0 is without such attribute.Here are links to the documentation:
--default
,--current
--default [arg]
,--current [arg]
Since I am working on RTC 6.0 I have hardcoded the
flowarg
to be always empty string and it passed then. Note: my migration did not finished correctly yet so I hope I did not messed up it with this settings (having problems with reaching change set history).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: