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Bump frontend to 20250128065759 #4406

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The pull request involves updating the frontend version in the scripts/install/frontend script. The FRONTEND_VERSION variable has been incremented from "20250115072642" to "20250128065759", which indicates a new version of the frontend is being deployed. This change suggests a routine version update for the frontend installation process.

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scripts/install/frontend Updated FRONTEND_VERSION from "20250115072642" to "20250128065759"

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Fix frontend filters and repository display [#4405] Unable to definitively confirm if this version update resolves the reported frontend display issues without additional context or testing

Note: The version update might be related to the reported issue, but without more specific details about the changes in the frontend version, it's difficult to conclusively determine if the problem has been addressed.


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7-7: LGTM! Version bump looks good.

The change is straightforward and the script has proper error handling with fallback to PyPI if GitHub installation fails.


7-7: Verify the frontend version exists in both GitHub and PyPI.

The version bump looks correct as it follows the expected timestamp format (YYYYMMDDhhmmss) and is newer than the previous version.

Let's verify that this version exists in both package sources:

✅ Verification successful

Frontend version 20250128065759 is available in both GitHub and PyPI

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# Description: Verify the frontend version exists in both GitHub and PyPI

# Check if the release exists on GitHub
gh api \
  -H "Accept: application/vnd.github+json" \
  repos/hacs/frontend/releases/tags/20250128065759 \
  --jq .tag_name

# Check if the version exists on PyPI
curl -s https://pypi.org/pypi/hacs_frontend/20250128065759/json | jq .info.version

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@ludeeus ludeeus merged commit c0dfd8b into main Jan 28, 2025
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@ludeeus ludeeus deleted the frontend-20250128065759 branch January 28, 2025 07:18
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Newest HASS doesnt show filters and shows nothing by default
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