The latest Home Assistant Core release brings a slew of updates and fixes across multiple integrations, improving stability and compatibility. This update focuses on resolving issues, bumping dependency versions, and enhancing device support for a smoother smart home experience.
Several integrations received targeted fixes. The Overseerr integration now correctly handles webhook registrations, while the Matter integration introduces a debounce mechanism for cover state writes, preventing rapid updates from split attribute changes. SmartThings users will benefit from proper cooling setpoint range handling for air conditioners. The MikroTik integration has been refined to avoid reusing a string from Vodafone Station, which could cause configuration conflicts.
Numerous dependency bumps keep integrations up-to-date with their respective ecosystems. Daikin, Enphase Envoy, Lyngdorf, webOS TV, Picnic, SolarEdge, and V2C all see library updates, bringing behind-the-scenes improvements and potential new features. The Lyngdorf integration, for instance, received two consecutive bumps to versions 1.4.3 and 1.4.4, indicating active maintenance.
On the device management side, the ViCare and MQTT integrations now properly set the via_device_id attribute in device info, leading to a more accurate device topology. Core enhancements include tracking shielded service call tasks in the REST API and a frontend update to version 20260729.6, ensuring a responsive and modern user interface.
