Nullify replyToMessageId if it's an empty string#509
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# Changelog * Add support for logging (#508, #456) * Nullify replyToMessageId is an empty string (#484, #509) * Nullify visibility if visibility is an empty string (#507, #470) * Fix numbers defaulting to 0 instead of null (#469) * Fix parsing of Number arrays (#503, #502) * Fix configured timeout not being used (#506, #489) * Bump `node-fetch` dependency from 2.6.1 to 2.6.12 (#504, #496)
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This PR closes #484.
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