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Fix devicestatus and treatments id delete #4088

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@jpcunningh jpcunningh commented Nov 21, 2018

Fix for #4080

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@jpcunningh Do you understand why you need to create a new variable and refer to that in the JSON
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From reading the code I would assume that the new code is equivalent (but introduces a new temporary variable). Am I missing something?

@PieterGit PieterGit added this to the 0.11.0 milestone Nov 21, 2018
@PieterGit PieterGit added the bug label Nov 21, 2018
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ghost commented Nov 21, 2018

Omg stop sending these threads. I hetbloke 50 emails a day. Stop stop stop please

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@candreassen if you get emails from changes in Nigthscout, it means your account is actively "watching" the Nightscout repository and thus will get an email from every change. If you want the email to stop, go to the Github Nightscout page (for example, click the "view in Github" link in the email with this message) and find a button on top of the page that says "Unwatch" and either choose "Not Watching" or "Ignore" from the menu.

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@PieterGit looks like calling the remove() method call with new ObjectID() results in the remove() call being called with a function pointer that returns the ObjectID, not the new ObjectID(), which causes the call to fail. Using the temporary variable fixes this as the remove() function is then called with ObjectID, as expected.

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Thank you for the explanation, @sulkaharo! I didn't know why one way worked vs. the other.

@PieterGit PieterGit merged commit cf7b40e into nightscout:dev Nov 21, 2018
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@sulkaharo thanks for the explanation. I hate merging stuff I don't understand.
@jpcunningh thanks for the fix

@jpcunningh jpcunningh deleted the fix-devicestatus-and-treatment-id-delete branch November 22, 2018 00:13
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The user documentation for this feature can be improved. I logged issue nightscout/documentation#2 for that.

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