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integration cannot have the same name as package #130
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@lbbrhzn did you manage to work around the issue? I have the same problem since upgrading my generated repo using the updated devcontainer.json. I've pinned the problem down to having a from your manifest
@ludeeus I suspect this is related to adding the integration directory to PYTHONPATH due to precedence. Trying to import required package |
@ludeeus Another approach might be using an additional mount in devcontainer.json avoiding the need for usage of both PYTHONPATH and symlinks. I believe it's quite common for integrations and their libs to share the same name in the wild. {
// Mount the path to custom_components
// This let's us have the structure we want <root>/custom_components/integration_blueprint
// while at the same time have Home Assistant configuration inside <root>/config
// without resulting to symlinks.
"mounts": [
"source=${localWorkspaceFolder}/custom_components,target=${containerWorkspaceFolder}/config/custom_components,type=bind,consistency=cached"
],
} |
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Describe the issue
i'm trying to modify an integration called ocpp to be in line with integration_blueprint.
This integration has the same name as a python package it depends upon.
I have installed this package using pip, and verified that it is indeed installed.
When starting hass using the develop script provided in this template, I cannot add the integration because elements in the ocpp package cannot be found.
When the integration is installed through hacs, everything works fine.
When I rename the custom_components/ocpp to custom_components/ocpp_integration everything works fine.
I suspect the issue may be related to the modification of PYTHONPATH.
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