Tucker Kern

You have a lot of device's discovered. Which device is the Colmo? Does it have the `support: True` property?

I'm not familiar with Home Assistant Core installations but you can try to manually installing the dependency. Try `pip install msmart==0.2.4` **within** the virtual-env used by HA core.

It appears msmart 0.2.4 is [not available in PyPi](https://pypi.org/project/msmart/#history). You could try installing directly from the repo at the [v0.2.4 commit](https://github.com/mac-zhou/midea-msmart/commit/a14eb0f2f005e25bbf7684f817a5a98b2674a080). ``` pip install git+https://github.com/mac-zhou/midea-msmart@a14eb0f2f005e25bbf7684f817a5a98b2674a080 ``` I get a few...

How are you running HA? OS? Container? Supervised? Core? Is `pip3` a recognized command?

Those modes might have been missing because of mac-zhou/midea-msmart#90 as seen in #186 and #183. The fix is sitting here mac-zhou/midea-msmart#95

What's the output of `midea-discover -d`?

Can your system access the internet? It looks like a failure in DNS resolution.

Duplicate of #217. I've got this fixed in my fork if you want to check it out. (#220)

Hey @YoMan12, sorry you're having trouble. I've created an issue to track this here: https://github.com/mill1000/midea-msmart/issues/74 Could you reply in the above issue with your Python and msmart-ng version? e.g. `python...

This is due to mac-zhou/midea-msmart#90 You can manually downgrade the dependency before the breaking commit. Be sure to run this in the container and/or virtual-env that HA runs in. ```...