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Custom Repo "add" button not working #4246
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Similar problem with a different repo (https://github.com/CharlesGillanders/homeassistant-alphaESS), which I had added before, too. After reinstalling HACS (to debug an issue similar to #4235), I tried adding the repo, first it did not add, then after a while it got added, but I still could not find the integration in the list. After a restart of HA the custom repo was gone again. The issue might be related to running HA in a container. There have been changes to how some things in HA are handled recently, leading to issues with HACS and custom integrations that have python dependencies when running HA in a container (see home-assistant/core#127966 and https://community.home-assistant.io/t/wth-is-going-on-with-docker-container-installs-and-third-party-integrations-that-need-python-modules/806430/5). It seems to be mainly related to switching from pip to uv, but also how core detects that it's running in a container. I realize the dependency issue might not be the focus of HACS (as you also closed #4235), but wanted to mention it just in case this is also leading to some HACS functionality (like here adding custom repos) not working correctly. Most probably there's not much HACS and HACS users can do to fix besides running one of the still working workarounds and/or waiting for a real fix in core. |
I'm having the same issue as described here (exactly — no logs in the Console or anything). Is there even a workaround? I can't find one. Multiple restarts, cache clear, etc and I still can't add a repo. @ludeeus This issue is labeled "Missing required issue information", which I'm assuming refers to the diagnostics dump, which I'm guessing is the debug log? Since OP didn't include a debug log, I enabled debug logging per the instructions here, and here's the only entries in the log for "HACS" after I've recreated this issue.
That last entry refers to the repo I'm trying to add, https://github.com/nagyrobi/home-assistant-custom-components-linkplay. It's a read-only repo, I don't know if that makes a difference — not sure why it would. |
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When I attempt to add a custom repo nothing happens. I select custom repositories > fill the repo field with the following "https://github.com/timniklas/hass-govee-ble-lights" select Integration from the drop down list.. add button becomes enabled. I click the Add button and nothing happens... no loader icon, no network requests appear on the Chrome inspector and the custom repo dialog remains the same doesn;t disappear or anything... Literally nothing happens when I click "Add"
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