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Thanks for reporting, I'll have a quick look when sitting in the train and upload a new version.
Hm, I can't reproduce the bug. I just fail to see how this can happen.. Is it possible to share a file that reproduces the problem?
I played around a bit more and found the problem: I had used a dataset extracted from OSM and then added two points myself. I didn't enter IDs for the new points and that got the plugin confused. After giving them IDs, it worked fine.
In a case like this, a more comprehensive error message could be useful.
I am not able to produce isochrones since updating to 2.4.0. I get errors I assume have something to do with Python, but I am nowhere able to solve the issue on my own as I don't know Python.
I have tested both bycicle and pedestrian isochrones. I worked with a shapefile single point layer, that has worked before. I have tested with QGIS 3.28.0 and 3.30.1.
Here is the log (disguised personal data with ###):