2024-03-11 14:42:22.177 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.hassio.handler] /addons/1e14b3fb_cups/install return code 400
2024-03-11 14:42:22.178 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.hassio] Failed to to call /addons/1e14b3fb_cups/install -
So it is Error 400.
Check for another add-ons from this and other repos — its installed an working as expect.
Please explain: it is out-of-date code in add-on (due to experimental status, last edit 4 months ago) or my system isn’t correct? Or I am installing is wrong?
Btw, i’ve read the tutorial for add-on developers, familiar with config&build files, compare it with examle but no result…
HA OS 12.0
HA Core: 2024.3.0
Hardware: Raspberry Pi 3, armv7
About what kind of authorization it messages? On git? But where i can this do?
My guess was that the repository must be ‘public’ for this? This is true?
Why then can you install other addons from there? Or does the author not have the assembled image (in the ‘packages’ section)?
Today is my first day with containers. Please tell me what I understand correctly and what not.
Now my options are as follows (for the HassOS installation option), isn’t it?
clone git and install locally;
fork the git project, install the add-on from my own repository;
I had the same problem with another Add-on. Turned out I had the corresponding add-on repository already installed for another add-on from the same developer. Maybe check if that is your problem, too. I think there should be an “add-on repository already already installed” error instead of the misleading error 400 message.
I’ve create issue on github and developer says that there no package match tag ‘latest’ for target architecture. Because he don’t want build it, as Raspberry 3 is unsupported and slow.