change to driver name() in code was ignored

[landlessness]

In my LED driver code, I originally had:

    .name('led ' + this.pin)

then I changed it to upper case:

    .name('LED ' + this.pin)

But the names of the LEDs didn't change.

Because I was developing on the BeagleBone, I thought maybe I had opened the wrong file in the Cloud9 IDE or was doing something else wrong. After a while I gained confidence that I had changed the right file and that the new name was being ignored.

Eventually, I did rm -rf .peers .registry because it had worked for me in the past. And it did again. The new names worked after doing the rm.

[mdobson]

Hey @landlessness what was the log message when the LED came online? Was it provisioned or discovered? This will help me track it down.

[landlessness]

provisioned

Apr-23-2014 17:38:30 [scout] Device (led) 7009c6f1-d13b-44fd-9017-c7eeac9408d1 was provisioned from registry.
Apr-23-2014 17:38:30 [scout] Device (led) b6cdf059-5521-4fd2-9829-82dd0f38113b was provisioned from registry.
Apr-23-2014 17:38:30 [scout] Device (led) bc16e910-682a-41e0-aa3d-e28cf92deaf8 was provisioned from registry.
Apr-23-2014 17:38:30 [scout] Device (led) 93cba018-7701-4058-ad9b-e3d39fddfab8 was provisioned from registry.

the scout code:

LEDScout.prototype.init = function(next) {
  var self = this;

  this.pins.forEach(function(pin) {
    var query = self.server.where({type: 'led', pin: pin});
    self.server.find(query, function(err, results) {
      if (results[0]) {
        self.provision(results[0], LED, pin);
      } else {
        self.discover(LED, pin);
      }
    });
  });
  next();
};

[mdobson]

thanks @landlessness

[mdobson]

Will be fixed with the next platform release.

[landlessness]

thanks.