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@silamon Thanks for the quick fix on this. It's my GH project that is used as an example. I've been a *nix user for years at work and have always...

So this gives a better description of the error but what about the resolution of the error itself? If I am reading this correctly this does not address the actual...

@steverep @TheJulianJES Can someone advise where to put this so that the problem can be addressed? Understood it may not go here but I'm not knowledgeable enough to know where...

@steverep Yes. Input looks like this: ``` https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dinki/View-Assist/main/View%20Assist%20custom%20sentences/Travel%20Times%20by%20Waze/blueprint-traveltimesbywaze.yaml ``` Note that these were all working previously but something has changed as all of those previously working links are nonfunctional now...

@steverep Yes thank you for workin gon this. I attempted to do as you suggested with the "+" with "%2520" and came up with this: ``` [![Open your Home Assistant...

> I've transferred this to the correct repo and assigned myself. Fix is easy enough and I'll get to it shortly. In the meantime, just replace any "+" with "%2520"....

Thanks for the quick response. You are correct. This is what I have in requirements.txt: ``` wikipedia PyDictionary ``` Is there something I need to do to have these installed...

> If your pyscript code requires particular Python packages that are not already installed by HASS, add a requirements.txt file the /pyscript directory. Apologies for not being clear. The message...

> https://hacs-pyscript.readthedocs.io/en/stable/reference.html#importing starting from "Pyscript can install required Python packages if they are missing". and make sure the modules are installable on the server's Python version. I hate to try...

> https://hacs-pyscript.readthedocs.io/en/stable/reference.html#importing starting from "Pyscript can install required Python packages if they are missing". and make sure the modules are installable on the server's Python version. Removing both the script...