MQTTReader: make client_name optional and ensure client_id is unique#577
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This commit makes the `client_name` constructor param optional, allowing the underlying Paho MQTT library to generate a random ID as needed. If `client_name` is provided, it is appended with 6 random characters to help ensure uniqueness.
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This commit makes the
client_nameconstructor param optional, allowing the underlying Paho MQTT library to generate a random ID as needed. Ifclient_nameis provided, it is appended with 6 random characters to help ensure uniqueness.W/out this patch, if you accidentally supply the same
client_namefor multiple readers (say, via a template), each new connection causes the broker to disconnect all previous instances, and only the last instance receives messages.