Error: 'MeshCoreDataUpdateCoordinator' object has no attribute 'set_command_result'

[mattzzw]

Using v2.5.0

Automation to reproduce:

alias: 00_test
description: ""
triggers: []
conditions: []
actions:
  - action: meshcore.execute_command
    data:
      command: set_flood_scope "de-hh"
  - action: meshcore.send_channel_message
    data:
      message: test scoped (de-hh)
      channel_idx: 4
mode: single

Logger: custom_components.meshcore.services
Source: custom_components/meshcore/services.py:723

Error executing command set_flood_scope: 'MeshCoreDataUpdateCoordinator' object has no attribute 'set_command_result'

[Chuck-it]

use it without "", only de-hh and After the msg command: set_flood_scope *

[mattzzw]

Python will treat both variants - with and without quotes - as a string, the difference is only semantic.
Both expressions result in the string object "de-hh"

(I only send scoped messages as we have set denyf * in our mesh.)

[Chuck-it]

#175 (comment)

[awolden]

Thanks for the clear repro @mattzzw, confirmed this is a bug in v2.5.0.

Root cause: coordinator.set_command_result() was removed from coordinator.py during a recent cleanup, but this one call site in services.py was missed. Every execute_command service call hits that orphaned reference and raises the AttributeError you're seeing.

The actual command still executes successfully on the radio — it's the post-execution bookkeeping call that fails, so the error is thrown after the work is already done. That said, it prevents any response data from being returned and logs a misleading error.

This is already fixed on main (PR #190), just hasn't made it into a release yet. You can install from main to pick it up now, or wait for the next release.