Version 4.13.2 causes the most recent version of HA to crash

[RadDip]

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Describe the bug

When upgrading to the latest Version of Alexa Media Player it causes HA to crash.

To Reproduce

Reinstalled HAOS on RPI4 (3) times and then installed the Alexa plugin update and HA crashed all (3) times. Reinstalled HAOS in RPI4 a 4th time and system is stable and has not crashed

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Expected behavior

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System details

• Home Assistant version: Core
  2024.10.0
  Supervisor
  2024.09.1
  Operating System
  13.1
  Frontend
  20241002.2

• alexa_media version (from const.py or HA startup log):

• alexapy version (from pip show alexapy in homeasssistant container or HA startup log):

• Is Amazon 2FA/2SV enabled <!---We will not debug login issues if unanswered---> (y/n):

• Amazon Domain:

Debug Logs (alexa_media & alexapy)
Please provide logs.

Additional context

[azafred]

I can confirm that the same thing happened to me this morning, right after restarting HA post upgrade (This package was the only thing upgraded) and Ha went into a crashloop.

[mremedi2023]

Same here...I can no longer access the graphical interface

[mremedi2023]

If I do a pin to the HA IP it responds, I put a monitor and I see it online, but I can't access it from anywhere else, I guess it was this update

[ISilvaPT]

Same here, had to revert to prior version to stop HA from crashing.

[necromedias]

Same problem but at 4.13.3. Disabling the Alexa media player stops the continuous restarts.

[kurim]

Can confirm have issue also.

Since mine crashed very often i decide to reinstall it complet HA.
At the point of reinstall the Alexa Addon the system begin to crash

@Jojo-A,
yes your right it is .3.

[Jojo-A]

Are you sure that you are talking about Version 4.13.2 and not 4.13.3?

[Jojo-A]

@RadDip Please close this issue because it is a duplicate of #2579 .

[upholland]

I am facing the same problem this morning with version 14.13.3

[Jojo-A]

I am facing the same problem this morning with version 14.13.3

EVERYONE:
Check out #2579

[Fadi-Shweiki]

same for me > i mange to login for a few minutes until all services start, i disabled the integration, let see what happens

[mremedi2023]

Please remove the new version as soon as possible, many people are left without access to their Home Assistant

[mremedi2023]

4.13.2 work well, the problems is with 4.13.3

[suprra]

@RadDip
Please close the issue as it's a duplicate of #2579 (comment)

For those not checking the other issues for solutions

1. Disable alexa media player as soon as you get back in
2. Head to hacs and find alexa, hit the 3 dots in top right
3. Redownload different version 4.13.2

[SGXander]

just had this too. thank god for snapshots. HASS entered a death loop

[weirded]

Encountered this also - haven't debugged further but it seems to sit at 100% CPU and allocate tons of memory. Eventually, it gets OOMKilled:

[ 1495.128348] Out of memory: Killed process 21259 (python3) total-vm:133768296kB, anon-rss:28761660kB, file-rss:0kB, shmem-rss:0kB, UID:0 pgtables:61028kB oom_score_adj:-300

My HA box has 32GB of memory but I saw it take up to > 90GB (using swap).

Hope this helps point devs in the right direction.

[Ellevix]

I can also confirm the latest version causes HAOS to crash, it puts HAOS in an endless loop of crashing, rebooting, crashing again. I had to revert to a backup of HAOS to resolve.

[danielbrunt57]

duplicate of issue #2579