on "sendOfferChanged" is emmiting when nothing is changed

[sNIP]

When I send a trade, it keeps telling me that the offer status is changed to 2 (Active), this happens every ~4-~7 seconds after I send the offer. Code related to the trade offer manager

EDIT: The code below is wrapped inside an async Start() function, so I can use async.

 var pollData = await offerService.getPollData();

  const manager = new TradeOfferManager({

    steam: client,

    community: community,

    language: "en",

    cancelOfferCount: 30,

    pollData: pollData

  });

  manager.on("sentOfferChanged", (offer, oldState) => {   //<this emits every ~4-~7 seconds

    console.log(`Sent offer changed:` + offer.state);

 

    senderService.onSentOfferChanged(thisId, offer.partner.getSteamID64(), offer);

  });

manager.on("pollData", data => {

    offerService.savePollData(thisId, data);

  });

Edited December 13, 2019 by sNIP

[sNIP]

EDIT2: the emmiting stops when the trade offer is accepted and finalized(havent tested with others statuses)

EDIT2.1: some offers are fine, some are causing "sentOfferChanged" to emit too much

Edited December 13, 2019 by sNIP

[Dr. McKay]

What is the oldState when it emits when you believe it shouldn't?

[sNIP]

On 12/14/2019 at 11:09 AM, Dr. McKay said:

What is the oldState when it emits when you believe it shouldn't?

I will check it, but I believe its the same, because if I keep the app running, it can emit 1000 times before I close it or the trade offer changes it states

[sNIP]

The old state is 12, which is strange because the TradeOfferEnum max number is 12. Is that a debug number?

[Dr. McKay]

There's no reason why it should ever be 12, that isn't used internally or anything. Maybe Steam is just really really fussy for your account or something? Maybe 12 is a value used internally by Valve for something and something's buggy with your offer(s).

Could you set up a script to monitor the API directly and alert if it notices a value of 12?

[sNIP]

16 hours ago, Dr. McKay said:

There's no reason why it should ever be 12, that isn't used internally or anything. Maybe Steam is just really really fussy for your account or something? Maybe 12 is a value used internally by Valve for something and something's buggy with your offer(s).

Could you set up a script to monitor the API directly and alert if it notices a value of 12?

Iam using this, it works fine, when I have time, I will look it up, probably after my finals. 

 if(oldState == 12){

      return;

    }