global.set("wled",true,"storeInFile")

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hello
I have switched to context storage https://forum.iobroker.net/assets/uploads/files/3639_sc1.jpg
If I now look at the written value I see 2 pieces in the context overview. I assume that one is memory and the second is in the file system. How can I determine which of the two is the one from the memory in the display. I want to delete this one to see if I have implemented the changes correctly to every flow?
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it seems that a flow is still writing to memory or the node containing global.set("wled",true, "storeInFile") has not yet updated the false.
I don't want to delete both just like that, otherwise my light control will get messed up.

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This is the nuclear option but if you stop and restart node red the one left is the one in the file system.

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In a change node using JSONata or a function node using Javascript global.set("wled", undefined, "memory"), you can set the global to undefined, which will delete it.
e.g.

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What version of node-red are you running as 3.02 shows what context the global var is, as seen in image.

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Hi
THX for the answers.
I am running v3.02 und I do not see this function? Do I have to activate it somewhere?

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I have just made an interesting observation. If I open node red via the brouser directly, I have the view I posted above.
If I open node red via the IObroker interface, the default and storeInFile information described by E1cid is available. Strange the different display
Has anyone observed something similar or do I have other differences that I haven't found yet?

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Which browser/version are you using?

Force a browser cache clear via the browser menus.

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THX it is my chrome browser, using Firefox I can see it

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Clear the cache via the browser menus and force a page reload.

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