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I’ve since promoted the v0.0.4 version to full release, on the assumption that HACS gets confused if there are only pre-release tags available. As of now, the latest non-beta version is v0.0.4. The simple fix is to go to the “Redownload” dialog and select a specific version. So if it got installed from the main branch, there is a good chance that it would not work correctly (sometimes it might, such as right now since I’ve just released v0.0.5, so the main branch is up to date).

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Code gets committed to the main branch before it is ready to be used publicly, as it may depend on new code added in the pybirdbuddy library, which may not have been published to PyPI yet. But it seems if there are only pre-release versions, then it seems to default to installing the main branch. Pre-release versions can be used in HACS, if you select the “Beta” toggle in the “Redownload” dialog. I think that issue is resolved - I think the problem is that I had marked all current tagged versions as “pre-release”, which makes HACS unsure which version to install.

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