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'NoneType' object has no attribute 'loop' on latest update 3.1.4.4 #398
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After installing v3.1.4.4, did you restart HA or Reload iCloud3? The _2s are caused by HA creating iCloud3 sensors when it already has some defined in its internal tables and is usually caused by reloading iCloud3. v3.1.4.4 c checks for this and fixes them. |
I installed the new version via HACS and restarted HA to effectuate the new version. After that the error occured. |
Did not occur iCloud3 v3.1.5. Reopen if problem continues. |
Issue is still there, but it does seem to disapear after one (or sometimes a few) restarts of HA.
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Would also like to add, that after this error the eventlog card become non-functional. All the buttons and dropdown menu are responsive but clicking anything does not show anything in the eventlog. I did manage to get the integration and card working without the error by removing my apple account and readding it and after that reconfiguring the devices. The eventlog will however still show that I'm not running the latest version, while I updated from HAS a few minutes ago. I tried installing manually by downloading the zip file from Github, but the message stays. |
I have just uploaded v3.1.5.1 to correct the version number problem. If you have a lockup problem again, I would like to get a copy of the icloud3.log file to see what is creating it. |
After updating to the latest version 3.1.4.4, iCloud3 won't properly startup and will show this error in the frozen eventlog. Also restarting the integration won't do anything for the eventlog card. I managed to get this error from the logs.
Reverting back to my previously installed version (3.1.4.2) fixed this issue for me.
The error:
My Home Assistant info:
Core 2025.1.3
Supervisor 2025.01.0
Operating System 14.0
Frontend 20250109.0
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