Having trouble with the hass.services.call function on pyscript

[zroger49]

Greetings! :)
Currently working on simple automation that updates the options of a my input_selector entity.

My automation looks like this:

automation: 
   - alias: "New wallpaper update"
    trigger:
      platform: event
      event_type: folder_watcher
      event_data:
        event_type: created
    action:
      service: pyscript.update_wallpaper_options
      data_template: 
        action: 'Add'
        entity_id: input_select.wallpaper_selector
        file: "{{ trigger.event.data.path }}"

While the pyscript service looks like this:

def update_wallpaper_options(action = None, entity_id = None, file = None):
    """Updates the list of wallpaper options each time a new file is added to the folder"""
    if file != None:
        file = file.split('/')[-1] #Get the file name (change background image already point to the correct path) 
        current_options = hass.states.get(entity_id).attributes['options'] #get the current options 
        if action == 'Add': 
            current_options.append(file) #Append the file name to the current options 
            service_data = {'entity_id' : entity_id, 'options': current_options}
            hass.services.call('input_select', 'set_options', service_data) #call the service to update the options of the entity 

From testing I know for a fact the last line is what is crashing home assistant

Additional information:
I'm using homekit-infused dashboard, which I have integrated using a package

My input_select config looks like this:

  wallpaper_selector: 
    name: Wallpaper selector 
    options: 
      - Theme Wallpaper

Any help would be appreciated

[dlashua]

Is there a reason you're not using the pyscript versions of hass.states.get and hass.services.call? With the code you have above, it would just as easily run as a python_script since you are using the hass internal methods instead of the pyscript methods and variables.

[zroger49]

I was using some other libraries which I needed pyscript for, what I showed was only a snipet of the code. In the meanwhile I have figured out the issue and fixed it, so you can close this question,

Regards

[dlashua]

I can't close this question. But you can.