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Unexpected exception from <function AbstractSpookRepair.async_activate.<locals>._async_inspect at 0x7f55e8c720> #615
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@codyc1515 Yours isn't the same / isn't related, and was fixed in the latest version. Please update :) |
Hmmm @Snuffy2 Do you happen to use ../Frenck |
I am using spook and really like it. I am getting this same error even after updating to 2.2.1 and HA core at 2024.2.1 |
Thanks, @DarwinData that confirms my suspicions. Will ship a bug fix later tonight. ../Frenck |
Thanks for the quick fix! |
No problem ❤️ |
I don't see any remaining use of |
@Snuffy2 Let me know! Otherwise, we'll keep digging 😄 |
I grep'd the directory and apparently |
If that is the root cause, upgrading to Spook v2.2.2 should resolve your issue. |
Yep, v2.2.2 is working and I am no longer seeing the error in the logs. Thanks for the quick fix! |
Awesome! Thanks for letting me know ❤️ (and for reporting this issue in the first place of course 😄 ) ../Frenck |
What version of Spook are you using?
v2.2.1
What version of Home Assistant are you using?
2024.2.1
The problem
I was seeing this error more in 2.2.0, but it is still appearing in v2.2.1 albeit less so. Not sure if it is affecting any functionality.
Anything in the logs? Paste it here!
spook_log.log
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