Rene Tode

i know alpine isnt the best choice. because a lot of hassio users complain about just what you tell. but creating it is up to the dev that isnt even...

> I think it's wierd to be so docker phobic im not docker phobic. i just dont use it because in my opinion its not the best tool to install...

@tomvanderlee there are a few ways to deal with the kind of problems you got. first option: make generic.py a real app. add yaml for it and then you can...

so you think its wastefull to create another app for general stuff, but it isnt wastefull to create a general lib? i dont know if it could be related to...

you leave out a bit. instead of ``` import some_module as mod ... self.depends_on_module("some_module") mod.some_function() ``` you use ``` utils = self.get_app("utils") utils.some_function() ``` or ``` self.get_app("utils").some_function() ``` i also...

> Those different imports are just different ways to import same thing into python. there is an extrem difference between: import some_module and from some_module import something and its possible...

its only a bug if you try it exactly as the docs say and it doesnt work. if you try it at a different way, it cant be defined as...

like i said its no bug. depends on module re-import the module you give the name from. it cant read the code lines from the python script. so its not...

you could, but for that you need to give the devs a good reason why they should take the extra efford. i personally dont see the reason why they should...

odia, i just realised because of this, that maybe in the docs everywhere where kwargs is used what is just a dict, it could be replaced with something like "CB-vars"...