Fixing a community reported bug!

homeway/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 <!-- https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/add-ons/presentation#keeping-a-changelog -->
 <!-- This is used in the homeway UI to show updates, so keep it up to date. -->
 
-## 1.4.0-3
+## 1.4.0-5
 
 - 🐋 Adding a standalone docker image! Using the built in Home Assistant addon is the best option, but for those who can't, they can now use docker!
 

homeway/config.yaml

@@ -38,4 +38,4 @@ image: ghcr.io/homewayio/homeway/{arch}
 # Note when this version number changes, we must make a release to start a docker container build immediately, since HA will start looking for the new version.
 # Basically: Make the final commit -> test and check lint actions (if a docker change, push to docker-test to ensure it builds) -> bump the version number -> create GitHub release.
 # UPDATE THE CHANGE LOG!
-version: 1.4.4
+version: 1.4.5

homeway/homeway/mdns.py

@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ def TryToResolveIfLocalHostnameFound(self, url):
         # Check if the hostname ends with .local, which is a special domain that we can resolve.
         # We can't do a string contains, because there can be DNS names like "something.local.hostname.com"
         hostnameLower = hostname.lower()
-        if hostnameLower.endswith(".local") or hostnameLower.endswith(".internal"):
+        if hostnameLower.endswith(".local") is False and hostnameLower.endswith(".internal") is False:
             self.LogDebug("No local domain found in "+url)
             return None
 
@@ -174,7 +174,7 @@ def _TryToResolve(self, domain):
 
                 # Since we do caching, we allow the lifetime of the lookup to be longer, so we have a better chance of getting it.
                 # Don't allow this to throw, so we don't get nosy exceptions on lookup failures.
-                answers = self.dnsResolver.resolve(domain, lifetime=3.0,  raise_on_no_answer=False, source=localAdapterIp)
+                answers = self.dnsResolver.resolve(domain, lifetime=1.0, raise_on_no_answer=False, source=localAdapterIp)
 
                 # Look get the list of IPs returned from the query. Sometimes, there's a multiples. For example, we have seen if docker is installed
                 # there are sometimes 172.x addresses.

homeway/homeway_linuxhost/logger.py

@@ -28,7 +28,6 @@ def GetLogger(config, logsDir, logLevelOverride_CanBeNone) -> logging.Logger:
             logLevelOverride_CanBeNone = logLevelOverride_CanBeNone.upper()
             print("Dev config override log level from "+logLevel+" to "+logLevelOverride_CanBeNone)
             logLevel = logLevelOverride_CanBeNone
-        logLevel = "DEBUG"
 
         # Set the final log level.
         logger.setLevel(logLevel)