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Signed-off-by: Felix Kaechele <felix@kaechele.ca>
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Just updated to the latest version and the integration isn't loading with a 500 Server Error: Requirements for napoleon_efire not found: ['pybonaparte==0.1.2']
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Thanks for the report. That usually means that some dependency resolution error preventing pybonaparte from being installed. This fix was meant to fix at least one of those.
Which version of Home Assistant and the custom integration are you running? Custom Integration should be at version after this update 0.1.1.
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Running on HA 2023.9.0.dev20230829. Integration is 0.1.1.
Some more stack trace, hopefully tracking this more down:
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Fixed it by running the installation for pybonaparte manually.
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That's
gardena-bluetooth
getting in the way. Should be fixed in the newest version of the component: elupus/gardena-bluetooth@7f6dd1ade57600
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Thanks for your help, @kaechele. And: great implementation, btw. Thank you for that!