I have same issue. This is what I did on chrome browser: go to chrome://settings/siteData, search the domain for my home assistant, click the delete icon. The home assistant automatically logout. I closed chrome and restart it, login HA again and still see the error.
Clearing my cache (from “all time”) did not help; I can also no longer add repositories or addons
Interesting, this seems related to using a proxy. Accessing the interface by IP I do not get this error, accessing through NGINX proxy breaks it. There is a “bug” around snapshots being broken when using a proxy that may be related
I refreshed a couple times while having my network console opened, with “Disable cache” checked. It finally sync’d back up. A hard refresh (e.g. Shift-Refresh) wasn’t working. A singular refresh while having cache-disabled also didn’t work. It took a couple refreshes for things to finally sync themselves.
I was having this problem as well. I also use a proxy, so based on some of the info above I signed in through the local IP address. I did not have the issue in that connection. I still had the HA connection through the proxy open in another browser tab. I did a couple of tasks in the local connection and had to reboot a couple of times. When I went back to the proxy connection, the problem was gone.
This HACS error (unexpected frontend version…) drove me crazy. I did all browser cache clearing without success. What really helped was a refresh by “Disabling cache” in the network panel of the developer console. So I attach a picture so hopefully it helps someone.
Yeah… Toggling “Disable cache” in browser console does not help. Nothing really helps. I get that on all my devices. I use a nginx proxy and restarting it does not help either.
Also, the frontend or integration page does not load in HACS, I suppose it’s due to this error, but not sure.