v0.5.1 TypeError on Hamvoip

[nathantcampbell]

Receive the following error when running 0.5.1 with fresh install on hamvoip. When running /usr/local/bin/SkywarnPlus/SkywarnPlus.py

2023-08-13 12:13:08,122 INFO Added: Heat Advisory for [Lane]
2023-08-13 12:13:08,123 INFO Added: Air Quality Alert for [Lane, Lane]
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/local/bin/SkywarnPlus/SkywarnPlus.py", line 1758, in <module>
    main()
  File "/usr/local/bin/SkywarnPlus/SkywarnPlus.py", line 1580, in main
    changed_alerts, changes_details = detect_county_changes(last_alerts, alerts)
  File "/usr/local/bin/SkywarnPlus/SkywarnPlus.py", line 1440, in detect_county_changes
    old_county_codes = {info["county_code"] for info in old_alert_info}
  File "/usr/local/bin/SkywarnPlus/SkywarnPlus.py", line 1440, in <setcomp>
    old_county_codes = {info["county_code"] for info in old_alert_info}
TypeError: 'int' object is not subscriptable

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Follow install steps in readme for hamvoip
2. Configure config.yaml to include node number and 1 county
3. Execute SkywarnPlus.py via terminal
4. See error above

Expected behavior No error

Node (please complete the following information):

• OS:Hamvoip 1.7-01

[Mason10198]

Nathan, can you please provide the exact county code you are using, as well as the contents of /tmp/SkywarnPlus/data.json.

Also, if you could clear out the /tmp/SkywarnPlus/ directory, and then run SWP once with debug enabled, and then provide /tmp/SkywarnPlus/SkywarnPlus.log

[nathantcampbell]

Well I feel silly, I cleared the tmp folder and the error is resolved. It wasn't something that occured to me to do when updating. For reference, I updated from v0.3.1

[Mason10198]

Ah! Did you update manually or by using the UpdateSWP.py script? The script should have cleared out /tmp/SkywarnPlus/, but if you did a manual update and did not clear out the temp data then we should be able to safely close this. (need to make sure update instructions notate to clear out tmp)

[Mason10198]

Oops, did not mean to close already. Nathan, reopen this if you need to, but I think this was just a stale JSON thing