I had someone look at this and it looks the same as an issue we are tracking already. I’ve linked the ticket number above and will let you know when its been fixed.
Was there a nightly released since July 18th with this fix? I seem to be having the same error on the isAlarmActiveFiltered using a wildcard for the tag path and we downloaded a nightly on August 1st. What’s weird is the website says the last nightly was July 18th but our modules show August 1st.
The “release date” on our website is inaccurate, for a variety of technical reasons not worth getting into - the build date on the modules is accurate.
The issue should be fixed in any 8.0.4 nightly from within the last two weeks, so if you’re still encountering it it may be a different issue or a regression.
Have you tried modifying the Execution Mode for all your tags including UDT’s to Tag group?. That may help with the issue especially when you are upgrading from 7.9.
Can you try the latest 8.0.6 nightly and see if you have the same issue? I can reproduce this on 8.0.5, but not on 8.0.6. Still trying to figure out why.
Also, there’s a known issue with using isAlarmActive and the Event Driven execution mode setting of a tag. That hasn’t been addressed yet, so you’ll need to account for that in your 8.0.6 testing (i.e., try either using Tag Groups or a Fixed Rate).
Hi @James.Lorenz,
I've upgraded to the last 8.0.6 nightly build.
The issue with isAlarmActive is ok...But I have another issue with this expression tag.
I think the issue occur for the result of isAlarmActive when there are disabled alarms (or perhaps all disabled) in the path of isAlarmActive("path")
I confirm this bug is too in 7.9.12
perhaps the same bug as:
Example:
I have one alarm for these expression tag value:
[default]TVG/SYS/ESX01/00001/TA/DEF_CPU_USAGE
Value expression:
isAlarmActive("[.]../TM/CPU_USAGE")
Enabled properties of the alarm is bind to an expression
We generally set the default tag provider at the project level and just refer to [] so as to allow our references to be more portable across various Ignition environments and projects.
I came back to this and it still seems like an active bug. I’m running 8.1.10 (b2021090812).
My workaround is to force the tag path references back to a named tag provider with the replace function: replace({view.params.tagPath},"[]","[default]")