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Docker issue with pushbullet (mqttwarn-full) #675
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Dear David, thanks for reporting this flaw. The error you are demonstrating indicates that the Pushbullet module for mqttwarn might not have been made ready for Python 3 yet. We will have to improve that. With kind regards, |
Dear Andreas, Thank you for your quick and informed reply. I am upgrading the docker version in the hopes that it might bring some (admittedly unexpected) benefit. In the meantime I'll happily continue using my non-docker based install of mqttwarn which still works great :) Cdt, |
Hi again, I've just verified that the underlying
Excellent. May I ask if you are still using this in a Python 2 environment - like, what does
With kind regards, |
It will make sense to switch to a more modern client wrapper library, like one of those: |
Hello again. Python on the working install (hasn't been updated in a while) is running the following version :
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Dear David, GH-676 will fix the problem by modernizing the Pushbullet service plugin. Major improvements are: a) Works now with Python 3. You will find corresponding examples how to install the preview version within the PR description. We will be happy about corresponding feedback, if that works for you or not. With kind regards, Footnotes
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Dear Andreas, As mentioned in GH-676 -- confirmed as working, thanks so much ^^ Best regards, |
mqttwarn 0.35.0 has been released, including this fix, so I am closing this ticket. |
I'm having an issue with the pushbullet plugin running on docker - I'm using the full version with all plugins.
Docker version is : 19.03.15, build 99e3ed8919
I'm launching docker using the following command:
And the output from terminal is as follows:
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