Update voluptuous to 0.12.0

[spacegaier]

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The main reason for updating is that the new version incorporates fixes to Range, Clamp and Length when invalid types are used. E.g. if you try to pass a string to the count attribute of the ping binary sensor, it previously caused a crash, whereas now we get back an error log entry in the HA log from the library.

My commit to update the voluptuous change log is still pending but contains the detailed changes: alecthomas/voluptuous#428

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[bdraco]

Updated a few installs and nothing unexpected showed up.

This looks like a safe set of changes.

[MichaIng]

As I opened a PR for dependency upgrade as well and ran some pip3 check, I found three dependency conflicts caused by this PR, please have a look at: #40479 (comment)

[spacegaier]

As I opened a PR for dependency upgrade as well and ran some pip3 check, I found three dependency conflicts caused by this PR, please have a look at: #40479 (comment)

I think those libraries would need to adjust their dependencies, by either specifying =0.12.0 or >= 0.11.7. Having multiple versions of the same library is not possible via pip as far as I am aware.

[MichaIng]

Ah I see now that 0.12.0 was released just two days ago and 0.11.7 was the latest version until then: https://pypi.org/project/voluptuous/#history

• simplisafe-python has not been updated yet since then: https://github.com/bachya/simplisafe-python/releases
• Same for python-awair: https://github.com/ahayworth/python_awair/blob/master/poetry.lock#L933-L939
• And aioguardian: https://github.com/bachya/aioguardian/blob/dev/pyproject.toml#L44

Indeed, so we need to wait a bid until this can be resolved.

And now I see how you recognised that release instantly 😄. We might want to open a PR on those three module repos as well now? 😉

[spacegaier]

And now I see how you recognised that release instantly 😄. We might want to open a PR on those three module repos as well now? 😉

Yeah, I was involved in getting that release voluptuous 0.12.0 out of the door hence my quick PR here in HA 😄. Feel free to create those PRs for the other module repos.

[MichaIng]

The first is already done by dependabot: bachya/simplisafe-python#174 👍
Second: ahayworth/python_awair#17
Third: bachya/aioguardian#61

[MichaIng]

FYI: python_awair now supports voluptuous 0.12.0 as well: ahayworth/python_awair#17