Closed jptrsn closed 4 years ago
Hi! That indicates a version of wideq that is too old. If you update to the latest version, this should go away.
I had just cloned the wideq repository this morning. How would I go about updating the version installed with the smartthinq repo? I'm running it in HassIO.
Huh; I’m not sure why it would get the wrong version. I don’t know about Hass.io, but the usual way to install the latest version of a package such as wideq is with pip.
I'm not able to get the smartthinq custom component to load properly. I followed the directions in the readme file, but keep getting this error when I restart Home Assistant:
I've looked but couldn't find anyone else referencing this problem, and I can't sort it out myself.