The device-install wizard substituted ${...} placeholders via a plain
string replace, so a quoted boolean macro like "cleanSession":
"${mqttCleanSession}" parsed as the string "false" (truthy) instead of
the JSON boolean false. Unchecking a boolean field (e.g. clean session)
therefore had no effect and read as true in the resulting integration.
Add a type-aware resolveTemplateJson() that, using the form-field type
recorded in form.json, emits BOOLEAN/INTEGER placeholders occupying a
whole quoted token as raw JSON values (unquoted) while leaving string
fields and embedded placeholders quoted. Route all template-parse call
sites through it. Fixes cleanSession, ssl, port and connectTimeoutSec
across all existing device packages without any template changes.
* feat: send pseudonymized install report (tenant/user hash, tb version) to IoT Hub
* refactor: source install-report tb version/edition from ProjectInfo
Use the existing ProjectInfo component (getProjectVersion/getProductType)
instead of an ad-hoc optional BuildProperties field and a hard-coded "CE"
edition, so PE reports its own product type and the version is the canonical
cleaned value. Constructor-injected via @RequiredArgsConstructor.
Push the deleteInstalledItem call from IotHubActionsService into the dialog's confirm() handler so the dialog itself manages its lifetime. Pass installedItemId in the dialog data and have confirm() fire the API call, then close with true on success. Drop the now-unused isLoading flips in the installed-items table since loading state is no longer optimistically toggled around the dialog.
PROD-8423: .tb-main-content (the scroll container holding the router-outlet in home.component.html) keeps its scrollTop across route changes, so navigating from a scrolled-down IoT Hub home to a child page (e.g. Calculated Fields) opened the new page already scrolled. Angular's scrollPositionRestoration only handles window scroll, not arbitrary containers. Add a #mainContent ref, capture the ElementRef, and reset its scroll position in the existing (activate) handler so every route navigation lands at the top.
PROD-8420: .tb-iot-hub-sort-row was locked to height: 32px, so when many use-case filters were selected the chip-set wrapped to multiple lines but the row stayed one line tall and the card grid below rendered on top of the wrapped chips. Switch to min-height: 32px so the row keeps its baseline single-line height when empty but grows naturally with wrapped chips.
IotHubActionsService.deleteItem now returns true/false (no cancel-as-EMPTY) and updateItem returns string|boolean; callers no longer early-return on a null installed item and instead let the service produce a false, so the subscriber consistently fires. Installed-items table shows a translucent loading overlay during update/delete via isLoading + relative-positioned container. Replace mr-2 inline-block align-middle hacks on dialog button spinners with matButtonIcon, and use matButtonIcon for the check-for-updates button icon/spinner too.
Detail dialog non-CF/RC layout stacks the preview and description on lt-md instead of overflowing horizontally. Hero cluster moves up to 15% and title drops to 28px on the smallest viewport. getInstalledItemUrl for DEVICE descriptors now falls back to the first DEVICE entry in createdEntityIds when dashboardId is missing, so single-device packages still resolve to an entity URL.
Oleksandra Matviienko
Viacheslav Klimov
Maksym Tsymbarov
Valeriia Koriavikova
Andrii Shvaika
IrynaMatveieva
Daria Shevchenko
Igor Kulikov
Vladyslav Prykhodko