Add backwards compatibility with pydantic v1 #2261
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The features from pydantic-settings aren't actually used nor recommended so I remove support for it to remove an unnecessary dependency. Relates to #2261
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Use the bundled v1 of pydantic when running with v2 for now. This allows for usage in Home Assistant until pydantic v2 is supported there. Relates to #2261
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Use the bundled v1 of pydantic when running with v2 for now. This allows for usage in Home Assistant until pydantic v2 is supported there. Relates to #2261
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The features from pydantic-settings aren't actually used nor recommended so I remove support for it to remove an unnecessary dependency. Relates to #2261
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Use the bundled v1 of pydantic when running with v2 for now. This allows for usage in Home Assistant until pydantic v2 is supported there. Relates to #2261
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What to change?
Seems it's not possible to use pydantic v2 in Home Assistant at the moment. Currently only the extra types package seems to be the problem, so I need to get rid of that and add some shims. More info here:
home-assistant/core#99218
https://github.com/AngellusMortis/pyunifiprotect/pull/297
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