Downgraded deCONZ to 2.05.75 #1375
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Several users have experienced issues with deCONZ versions later than 2.05.75, as expressed here:
I'm aware that it's currently not possible to downgrade an add-on and that one is suggested to use snapshots to resolve a situation like this.
In this case though, I think it would be more appropriate to downgrade the version used by the add-on while waiting for a new deCONZ release that hopefully resolves these issues. For example to avoid issues for new users installing the add-on (without any previous installation).