The client is using an unsupported version of the Socket.IO or Engine.IO

[juan11perez]

The above error is back. Recommended action on this site fixed it.

pip install --upgrade python-socketio==4.6.0 pip install --upgrade python-engineio==3.13.2 pip install --upgrade Flask-SocketIO==4.3.1

[frenck]

The recommended action would be to upgrade everything, instead of sticking to the old versions IMHO...

[juan11perez]

I'm using docker. I'm on the latest image

[frenck]

@juan11perez I didn't mean your Docker image, I meant the dependencies in this project to fix the issue...

[frenck]

PS: Issue is a duplicate of #1335

[acockburn]

Fixed in dev

[teqali]

when will it be fix?

[miraculixdruid]

https://github.com/hassio-addons/addon-appdaemon/issues/156

[chiefcomm]

When is this going to be fixed, 4.1.0 has crippled anyone using older displays (of which is a large proportion of the user base).

[acockburn]

I have no idea - I don’t know what the problem is nor do I have any way to test it. If anyone can help me figure it out I’m happy to make the fix. In the meantime I suggest you downgrade to the last working version of appdaemon.

[chiefcomm]

I have no idea - I don’t know what the problem is nor do I have any way to test it. If anyone can help me figure it out I’m happy to make the fix. In the meantime I suggest you downgrade to the last working version of appdaemon.

Issue is a duplicate of #1335 @frenck explained the issue and the fix

[acockburn]

thanks to a PR by @clyra this should be fixed in dev now

[NicolasSenetLarson]

I'm still getting this error on AppDaemon 4.2.1. Is there a reason that appdaemon/appdaemon/assets/javascript/socket.io.js is kept at version 2.1.1?

[acockburn]

AT this point I am pretty much dropping support for older iPads, unless someone can come up with a PR to fix it - I don't have the means to test it.