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Update deyeidc to 0.1.4 #4461

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@raschy raschy commented Jan 11, 2025

Please update my adapter ioBroker.deyeidc to version 0.1.4.

This pull request was created by https://www.iobroker.dev c0726ff.

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Adapter releases: https://www.iobroker.dev/adapter/deyeidc/releases
Adapter statistic: https://www.iobroker.dev/adapter/deyeidc/statistics

History and usage information for release 0.1.3:

0.1.3 created 2.1.2025 (8 days old)
64 users (4.52%)

0.1.1 (stable) created 12.10.2024 (90 days old)
855 users (stable) (60.42%)

Please verify that this PR really tries to update to release 0.1.3!

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raschy commented Jan 11, 2025

Sorry for the hurry. I had not seen a way to get version 0.1.4 into the latest. So maybe a RE-CHECK will help here or just wait and see?

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mcm1957 commented Jan 11, 2025

LATEST Repository is update twice a day automatically from latest versions at npm. Theres no action required to update releases at LATEST repository (besides deploying a new release at npm). As you created 0.1.4 just now ist should be available at LATEST this afternoon.

If the release is working for users feel free to create at stable request in one ore two weeks. Any release (exception emrgency releseases / hit fixes) must be available at latest for some time to be testes be BETA (LATEST) Testers.

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raschy commented Jan 11, 2025

Thank you. A new version of npm has been successfully deployed.

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