The squareoff_value and stoploss_value and trailing_stoploss need to be in number of ticks isn't it?
So are the examples wrong? Shouldn't the squareoff_value and stoploss_value be 40 (2/0.05)?and trailing_stoploss 1 if the stoploss is to move in steps of 0.05?
Kite Connect accepts square-off and stop-loss values in points and not in ticks. All the examples are tested and is used for testing purposes. You can rely on them to know about APIs.
@Sujit, there are confusing versions of TLS about being integer value(1), tick value(0.05) all over the web from zerodha .. Also I am able to place TLS of value 0.05. The document at https://kite.trade/docs/connect/v1/#placing-orders does not say anything about interpretation of TLS.
Can you clarify what is the final and latest behavior?
I think minimum value of 1 is very high for TLS, the average movement per minute is far lower in many instruments. You should consider reducing it to 0.2. That should give enough breathing room for your servers.
All the examples are tested and is used for testing purposes. You can rely on them to know about APIs.
Can you clarify what is the final and latest behavior?