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From your comment above you'll need to make two messages to do this. The first message will be your tuple containing the three ints and the byte array. Then you'll need to make another message which is an array of the first message type.
By nesting custom messages like this complex data structures can be created. Let us know how you get on with this.
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Welcome! Can you please show us what you've tried by updating your question with your code and the data that you're trying to publish? Also, what does
mean? Did you get an error?
I do not have access to the code immediately. The data I am trying to publish is a tuple containing 3 ints and a bytearray. The data is bulk data so it is 256 tuples that I am trying to publish at once. When I used int64 [], it gave a serialization error.
Ok, when you do get access to it please update your question with it along with a copy and paste of the error.
I am not able to copy paste the code here due to the character limit
You can edit your question to do that. Comments are good for providing updates to questions for this reason.
Thanks for the advice. I have done that.