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Just because it's a little unclear what's up, I'm going to try to detail here:
Work around: I decided to work around by rolling HA back to the final January release, and Met Office fired back into life.
(I'll live with 3 days of missing data)
This is not an ideal solution, but I'm willing to give up easy data export to keep one of my main data sources running!
For anyone else wanting to try the same, one way to do it is to go into the HA shell using Shell & SSH addon, then downgrading by installing the old version using
ha core update --version 2024.1.6
You could probably also go in and manually patch the library, I just like treating HA like an appliance.
With a bit of luck, I can sit on this until the change works its way downstream (assuming that is done, and HA don't decide to just leave Met Office unsupported until somebody has re-worked it for the new API!)
Screenshot of how small the change to datapoint-api is, just to highlight how even when python is clear about what is being deprecated, that if an external library goes unnoticed for 7 years, you can still have a problem!