Openweather issue

[Deepblue12]

I've installed the openweather module and added my API key but when i run tail -f /var/log/allskyperiodic.log
i get the following error:

2025-01-15T17:56:42.535962+00:00 RPI5 allskperiodic[6967]: INFO: ===== Running periodic flow...
2025-01-15T17:56:42.535993+00:00 RPI5 allskperiodic[6967]: INFO: --------------- Running Module allsky_openweathermap ---------------
2025-01-15T17:56:42.536010+00:00 RPI5 allskperiodic[6967]: ERROR: Module openweathermap failed on line 215 - 'float' object has no attribute 'upper'

Any ideas please.

[Deepblue12]

As per request from Alex, my Allsky Version is v2024.12.06 but i'm unable to verify the Module Manager version. Please advise where this can be found.

[EricClaeys]

@Deepblue12,
starting with version v2024.12.06, everything is the same version number. You can tell @Alex-developer you have "the Module Manager in v2024.12.06".

[Deepblue12]

ta

[Alex-developer]

@EricClaeys The module numbers can differ

@Deepblue12 The module version can be found in the module manager

[EricClaeys]

@Alex-developer, each module can have a different version, but the question was for the Module Manager, not a specific module.

[Deepblue12]

Version is the same as your example Alex. v1.0.1

[Alex-developer]

I have an idea ....

Is your lat and lon just decimal i.e. -23.45 ?

The code is assuming there is a cardinal point in the lat and lon

edit Actually the code is assuming that the setting value is a string and if its not you will get this error

[Deepblue12]

So i have a test RPI which i installed earlier which appeared to be working ok (once i remembered to keep saving the changes when moving between All Variables and Allsky variables!) However on my test bed the Lat/Long was 50.841177N 0.324257W, whilst on the one with the issues it was 50.841177N -0.324257 Just changed the Long to 0.324257W and it appears to now be working.
Thanks for tracking this down, much appreciated.

[Alex-developer]

So i have a test RPI which i installed earlier which appeared to be working ok (once i remembered to keep saving the changes when moving between All Variables and Allsky variables!) However on my test bed the Lat/Long was 50.841177N 0.324257W, whilst on the one with the issues it was 50.841177N -0.324257 Just changed the Long to 0.324257W and it appears to now be working. Thanks for tracking this down, much appreciated.

No problem :-)

I will do a fix for this as something is setting the lat and lon to a floating point value whereas the code expects it to be a string