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Revert "Bump pyotgw to 0.4b0 (#19618)"#19635

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Revert "Bump pyotgw to 0.4b0 (#19618)"#19635
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Description:

This reverts commit dae4543.
There's a bug in the new version of the library that may cause 100% CPU usage, rendering Home Assistant unresponsive.

Related issue (if applicable): unfixes #17263

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This reverts commit dae4543.
There's a bug in the new version of the library that may cause 100% CPU usage, rendering Home Assistant unresponsive.
@fabaff fabaff merged commit dc9da79 into home-assistant:dev Dec 29, 2018
@ghost ghost removed the in progress label Dec 29, 2018
@mvn23 mvn23 deleted the opentherm_gw_revert_lib branch December 29, 2018 16:43
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