Add support for array element paths in the OPC-UA connector #1661
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Hi @SamuelHelbling, Thank you for your contribution and participating in the project life. But, could you create a PR without force pushes in it? They may cause some issues in the future for development. |
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Hi @SamuelHelbling, I have added your changes in separated commit, also search of device name supports arrays as well as other data. |
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fixes this issue: #1655
Ensures that the new async opcua connector has the same functions as the old connector.