@magicarm22 @kumekay I tag you as you are contributors of this file.

@VOMediola What version of the idf-component-manager do you use? Did you update all python dependencies from ESP-IDF requirements.txt file?
You can use command python -m idf_component_manager -h. You need to use v1.0.0 or greater

@magicarm22 I have
IDF component manager v1.0.1

I imagine requirment.txt is checked by python when I run install.sh?

I'm experiencing the same issue on idf-4.4 and arduino-esp as master.
It seems that removing the tags key in the yaml file does the trick, although this is surely just a workaround...

@VOMediola @bbsan2k Just a quick question, are you sure that you have installed in the IDF's virtual environment?

I.e. try to run (for linux/macos, for win export.ps1)

cd your/path/to/esp-idf
. ./export.sh
pip install idf-component-manager -U
python -m idf_component_manager -h

Unfortunately, ESP-IDF 4.4.0 was released with a slightly weaker requirement for component-manager, so install.sh doesn't enforce it. However, on clean installs, it should always download the latest version.

Please let me know if you have the latest version of the component manager and problem is still present.

@VOMediola @bbsan2k Just a quick question, are you sure that you have installed in the IDF's virtual environment?

I.e. try to run (for linux/macos, for win export.ps1)

cd your/path/to/esp-idf
. ./export.sh
pip install idf-component-manager -U
python -m idf_component_manager -h

Unfortunately, ESP-IDF 4.4.0 was released with a slightly weaker requirement for component-manager, so install.sh doesn't enforce it. However, on clean installs, it should always download the latest version.

Please let me know if you have the latest version of the component manager and problem is still present.

This actually fixed it. My component manager didn't have the right version as it seems, as it returned no version with the helpcommand.
Thanks!

Closing.