Fix version mismatch with homeassistant #2
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Looks like Home Assistant finally fixed the Pydantic issue. - this will probably break this project again, though the main branch should work fine at that time. Thank you for this fix in the meantime!! |
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That makes sense! I had no idea that was going on lol. Glad to have helped out. |
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This is the fix for the issue I made on the main concord4ws repo. The issue was caused by a version mismatch between the versions of python websockets and pydantic in the repo vs what I guess is installed by home assistant itself. I am not actually sure where or why home assistant is installing those other versions, but this fixes it for me.
Please let me know if there's anything wrong with the way I have gone about fixing this. I really like what you've built here.