Upgrade LangChain4j to 1.15.1-TB1 and migrate GitHub Models to the
official OpenAI integration (OpenAiOfficialChatModel), enabling JSON
Schema (strict) structured output for GitHub Models and exposing JSON
Schema as a response format for Anthropic and Amazon Bedrock.
- Rename model capability flags to supportsSchemalessJsonOutput() and
supportsJsonSchemaOutput(), declared explicitly per provider
- Push response-format capability checks into TbResponseFormat and
simplify response-format handling in TbAiNode
- Remove obsolete manual JSON escaping for GitHub Models, which now
double-escaped requests under the official OpenAI SDK
- Drop the now-obsolete opennlp-tools version pin (the upgraded
LangChain4j fork ships opennlp-tools >= 2.5.9)
- Update the AI rule node UI to offer response formats per provider,
refresh available model lists, and migrate toggle options to @if
- Expand configurer tests to verify per-provider model configuration
Extend the IoT Hub install dialog so installing a rule chain can also set
it as the Default rule chain on a Device or Asset profile in one step.
The confirm step shows three actions: Cancel, Install (creates the chain
without targeting any profile), and Set for profile (opens a picker step).
The picker step has Cancel, Back, and Install — confirming with a profile
that already has a non-null defaultRuleChainId routes through a
confirm-overwrite step before replacing it. CALCULATED_FIELD keeps its
existing single-button flow unchanged.
Backend:
* RuleChainInstalledItemDescriptor gains a nullable EntityId
targetProfileId field, persisted in the existing descriptor JSON column
(no schema migration; @JsonIgnoreProperties(ignoreUnknown=true) handles
pre-existing rows).
* DefaultIotHubService.installRuleChain() now accepts SecurityUser and
JsonNode data; a new setAsDefaultRuleChain() helper applies the chain
as Default rule chain on the selected DEVICE_PROFILE or ASSET_PROFILE
via the existing tbDeviceProfileService / tbAssetProfileService save
paths (so the change shows up in the tenant audit log as a normal
profile update).
Frontend:
* iot-hub-install-dialog.component grows a per-ItemType selectEntityConfig
map, a 'confirm-overwrite' state, and the methods
installAsEntityProfileDefault, selectEntityBack, resolveOverwrite,
confirmOverwriteReplace, confirmOverwriteCancel.
* tb-entity-select gets a 512px min-width above the gt-sm breakpoint so
the picker renders at a consistent width regardless of the prompt text
length (mirrors the pattern in recipient-notification-dialog).
* New i18n keys: rule-chain-install-desc, rule-chain-install-as-default,
select-profile-for-rule-chain, rule-chain-overwrite-title,
rule-chain-overwrite-body, rule-chain-overwrite-replace.
* Feature/iot hub alarm rules (#15539)
* feat(iot-hub): scaffold ALARM_RULE item type and CREATOR_VISIBLE_ITEM_TYPES
* feat(iot-hub): wire ALARM_RULE through browse, item card, detail dialog, installed items, and install dialog
* feat(iot-hub): reorder home cards, hide Dashboards, add Alarm Rules
* feat(iot-hub): scaffold ALARM_RULE descriptor and reject install with v4.3 upgrade hint
Registers AlarmRuleInstalledItemDescriptor in the Jackson polymorphism so
4.2 can browse Alarm Rule items from the marketplace without descriptor
deserialization failures.
The install handler explicitly rejects ALARM_RULE with a friendly message
asking the user to upgrade to v4.3+. The full install/update/delete
implementation depends on CalculatedFieldType.ALARM (added in v4.3) and
will land once master is merged into this branch.
* feat(iot-hub): hide redundant Type filter on Alarm Rules browse
* feat(iot-hub): show v4.3 update info dialog directly when installing an Alarm Rule
* feat(iot-hub): implement ALARM_RULE install / update / delete handlers
Replaces the temporary v4.3-upgrade-required rejection with the actual
backend handlers. Alarm rules install as CalculatedField entities with
type=ALARM, mirroring the CALCULATED_FIELD path:
- installAlarmRule parses the alarm-rule JSON, validates type==ALARM,
saves via tbCalculatedFieldService, and returns
AlarmRuleInstalledItemDescriptor with calculatedFieldId + entityId.
- updateAlarmRule re-saves the existing CF with new name, type, and
configuration.
- Delete branch removes the underlying calculated field on installed-item
delete.
- Checksum dispatch unifies CF and ALARM_RULE through a shared
calculateCalculatedFieldChecksum(CalculatedFieldId) helper.
Frontend: drops the v4.3 info-dialog interception in IotHubActionsService
(install now actually runs); restores the select-entity branch for
ALARM_RULE in the install dialog so users can pick a parent device.
Removes the now-unused alarm-rule-install-update-required* locale keys.
* feat(iot-hub): scaffold ALARM_RULE item type and CREATOR_VISIBLE_ITEM_TYPES
* feat(iot-hub): wire ALARM_RULE through browse, item card, detail dialog, installed items, and install dialog
* feat(iot-hub): reorder home cards, hide Dashboards, add Alarm Rules
* feat(iot-hub): scaffold ALARM_RULE descriptor and reject install with v4.3 upgrade hint
Registers AlarmRuleInstalledItemDescriptor in the Jackson polymorphism so
4.2 can browse Alarm Rule items from the marketplace without descriptor
deserialization failures.
The install handler explicitly rejects ALARM_RULE with a friendly message
asking the user to upgrade to v4.3+. The full install/update/delete
implementation depends on CalculatedFieldType.ALARM (added in v4.3) and
will land once master is merged into this branch.
* feat(iot-hub): hide redundant Type filter on Alarm Rules browse
* feat(iot-hub): show v4.3 update info dialog directly when installing an Alarm Rule
- Introduce HasAppliedToEntity interface used by CreatedAlarmRuleInfo and
CreatedCalculatedFieldInfo to share the entity page-link logic and
cover DEVICE / ASSET in addition to the profile types.
- Add static from(EntityId, name, CalculatedField) factories to both
records; SolutionInstallContext now uses them and detects ALARM
calculated fields via type instead of the previous TODO/hardcoded
false.
- AlarmSeverity and CalculatedFieldType expose display names used when
formatting created-alarm-rule severities and CF type column.
- DefaultSolutionService switches the CF arguments check from
BaseCalculatedFieldConfiguration to ArgumentsBasedCalculatedFieldConfiguration
and throws ThingsboardRuntimeException for missing references.
SolutionTemplateInstalledItemDescriptor and SolutionInstallResponse now
carry tenantTelemetryKeys and tenantAttributeKeys lists. SolutionService
.deleteSolution takes the full descriptor (instead of just the
created-entity list) so uninstall can also clean up tenant-scoped
telemetry/attributes. Update IotHub install descriptor population and
delete call sites; force-update path logs and continues if delete throws.
Added @Builder.Default to 5 fields with initializers in
MobileLayoutConfig (pages) and DefaultTenantProfileConfiguration
(maxCalculatedFieldsPerEntity, maxArgumentsPerCF, maxStateSizeInKBytes,
maxSingleValueArgumentSizeInKBytes). Dropped the redundant `= 0` on
Task.attempt (int default is already 0) to clear the same anomaly on
@SuperBuilder.
Eliminates 6 "@Builder/@SuperBuilder will ignore the initializing
expression" warnings from #15481 Tier 2. `[WARNING]` total drops
843 -> 837, `[ERROR]` unchanged at 0.
Store install state (form values, entity outputs, selected connectivity)
in DeviceInstalledItemDescriptor during registration. Installed Items
info icon for DEVICE type re-fetches the ZIP and opens the wizard in
read-only review mode:
- All stepper steps clickable (jump to any step)
- Form fields populated with stored values and disabled
- Entity progress shows all items as completed
- Markdown instructions rendered with resolved variables
- Download buttons and image galleries still work
- Single "Close" button in footer
Backend: add selectedConnectivity and installState fields to descriptor
Test: verify installState deserialization round-trip
* Add device-package.models.ts with install wizard types
Defines ConnectivityType, InstallStepType, ENTITY_STEP_TYPES,
stepTypeAliasMap, DevicePackageInfo, DeviceInstallStep, form field
interfaces, and EntityStepProgress types for the device install wizard.
* Add device install wizard dialog component for IoT Hub
Multi-step dialog that provisions TB entities from a device package ZIP:
- Connectivity type selector, instruction/markdown views, dynamic forms
- Entity creation with progress tracking (device profile, device, dashboard, rule chain)
- Variable resolution across steps (form values, entity outputs, positional refs)
* fix(iot-hub): fix device install dialog template and translations
- Use correct tb-markdown inputs ([data] and [usePlainMarkdown])
- Fix translation key format (hyphens, not dots)
- Remove unused ConnectivityType import and resolveImageUrl method
- Auto-advance to first step when single connectivity type
- Use inline data URIs for helpImage directly
* feat(iot-hub): wire device install dialog into all install entry points
Branch DEVICE item type to fetch ZIP and open TbDeviceInstallDialogComponent
instead of the simple install dialog. Applied to:
- Item detail dialog (install button)
- Browse component (card install button)
- Home component (card install button)
* fix(iot-hub): fix build errors in device install dialog
- Fix tb-markdown input: [markdownText] → [data] in done view
- Fix JSZip entry type annotation for strict TS compilation
* fix(iot-hub): reuse existing device profiles and add missing retry translation
- Find device profile by name before creating; reuse if exists
- Add action.retry translation key (was showing raw key)
* feat(iot-hub): add find-or-create for rule chains in device install
Reuse existing rule chains by name (same pattern as device profiles).
Shared entities (device profile, rule chain) are looked up before creation.
Per-install entities (device, dashboard) are always created fresh.
* feat(iot-hub): refactor device install dialog to use mat-stepper
- Replace single-panel view switching with mat-horizontal-stepper
- Group consecutive entity steps into a single "Provisioning" stepper step
- Each SHOW_INSTRUCTION and SHOW_FORM is its own stepper step
- Add 2s minimum display time per entity creation step
- Connectivity selector shown before stepper (not a stepper step)
- Progress step auto-advances to next step after completion
- Stepper shows completed checkmarks for finished steps
* fix(iot-hub): fix stepper navigation by tracking step completion
Linear mat-stepper requires steps to be marked completed before
advancing. Added completed flag to WizardStep, set it when user
clicks Next or when entity steps finish.
* feat(iot-hub): add device package install tracking with entity cleanup
Backend:
- Expand DeviceInstalledItemDescriptor with createdEntityIds and dashboardId
- Add POST /api/iot-hub/device/register endpoint to save installed item
- Implement reverse-order entity deletion for DEVICE uninstall
- Update DEVICE case in updateItemVersion to clean old entities
Frontend:
- Expand DeviceInstalledItemDescriptor TS model
- Add registerDeviceInstall API method
- Wire wizard to collect entity IDs and register after completion
- Enable dashboard navigation for installed device packages
* fix(iot-hub): add type discriminator to device register request body
Jackson requires the 'type' field for @JsonTypeInfo polymorphic
deserialization of DeviceInstalledItemDescriptor.
* feat(iot-hub): show entity type in provisioning progress rows
Each progress row now displays "Device Profile — ESP32 Dev Kit" instead
of just "ESP32 Dev Kit", making it clear what type of entity is being
provisioned.
* fix(iot-hub): suppress global error toast and add Back button on provisioning error
- Add ignoreErrors: true to all entity creation API calls so errors
are only shown in the dialog, not as global toast notifications
- Add Back button on provisioning error to navigate back to the last
form step, allowing users to fix parameters (e.g. device name)
- Make form steps editable so stepper allows backward navigation
- Reset progress step state when going back so it re-runs with
updated form values
* fix(iot-hub): resolve ExpressionChangedAfterItHasBeenCheckedError in device install dialog
Inject ChangeDetectorRef and call detectChanges() after async state
mutations (entity step status changes, stepper auto-advance, ngOnInit
completion). The NG0100 error occurred because async operations
(setTimeout, HTTP calls) mutated component state outside Angular's
change detection cycle.
* fix(iot-hub): fix device register endpoint JSON deserialization
Accept JsonNode and use JacksonUtil.treeToValue() instead of direct
@RequestBody DeviceInstalledItemDescriptor. The @JsonTypeInfo on the
parent interface caused Spring's message converter to fail when
deserializing the concrete class directly.
* fix(iot-hub): fix dashboardId serialization in device register request
DashboardId implements EntityId which uses EntityIdDeserializer requiring
both entityType and id fields. Frontend was sending {"id":"..."} without
entityType, causing "Missing entityType or id!" 400 error.
Fix: include entityType: "DASHBOARD" in the dashboardId payload.
Add deserialization unit test to verify the exact frontend payload format.
- Add SolutionService with install/delete/rollback flow, entity provisioning
(customers, assets, devices, dashboards, edges, rule chains, CFs, users),
telemetry emulators, instructions templating, and public customer support
- Add SolutionInstallDialogComponent in home/components/solution with markdown
details display and "Go to main dashboard" navigation
- Update IoT Hub install dialog to open solution dialog on template success
- Add SOLUTION_TEMPLATE type support across frontend (item cards, detail dialog,
installed items table with dashboard entity mapping)
- Add solution instructions button to item detail dialog for installed templates
- Update edge detail URLs and dashboard links for correct CE routing
- Refactor update/delete endpoints to use installed item's own ID instead of marketplace itemId
- Add SHA-256 checksum comparison to detect local entity modifications before update
- Support force update to skip checksum check when user confirms overwrite
- Add per-type update methods (widget, dashboard, calculated field, rule chain)
- Add entityId field to CalculatedFieldInstalledItemDescriptor
- Replace checkForUpdates with getItemsPublishedVersions API
- Replace getInstalledItemInfos with getInstalledItemIds returning List<UUID>
- Remove unused IotHubInstalledItemInfo class and resolver
- Set metadata version from saved rule chain in install/update flows
- Add entity-modified confirmation dialog in update UI
- Full entity stack: IotHubInstalledItem with ID, descriptors, JPA entity, DAO (extends JpaAbstractDao), service
- Controller endpoints: install, list (paginated), list infos, get by itemId, delete
- Install flow saves descriptor with entity IDs, delete cascades to installed entities
- Frontend installed items page with search, pagination, type chips, action buttons
- Browse page shows "Installed" label on cards, detail dialog shows "Open details" for installed items
- Installed item infos fetched on browse page init to track installation state
In Jackson 2.18.x, EXISTING_PROPERTY type info combined with the no-arg
@JsonIgnoreProperties causes the triggerType discriminator field to be
silently excluded from the serialized JSON. When the server then tries to
deserialize the POST body for /api/notification/rule, Jackson cannot find
triggerType and throws "missing type id property 'triggerType'", resulting
in a 500 for NotificationEdgeTest.testNotificationRule.
Fix by:
1. Adding @JsonProperty("triggerType") to force the field into normal bean
serialization, overriding any suppression by the type info machinery.
2. Replacing the no-arg @JsonIgnoreProperties with @JsonIgnoreProperties(
ignoreUnknown = true) so unknown properties are ignored rather than
causing errors (e.g. for forward compatibility).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Introduce TbCallback-based finish notification for submitted jobs,
allowing callers to be notified when a job reaches a terminal state
(COMPLETED, FAILED, CANCELLED) via cluster-wide ComponentLifecycleMsg
broadcast.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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