The latest patch for Home Assistant Core delivers a concentrated set of fixes for self-hosted users, with particular attention to the Teslemetry integration. Several nagging issues have been resolved, including incorrect reporting of cover open/close states when data was missing, a polling storm triggered by insufficient credits, and restored temperatures for cabin overheat protection. Additionally, Teslemetry now properly initiates reauthentication when encountering LoginRequired errors, preventing unexpected disconnections.
Other integrations also saw important corrections. Overkiz users with Atlantic heaters will be relieved that the missing regulation mode has been restored, and RollerShutterUno covers no longer falsely report being open when closed. Roborock vacuums now handle uninitialized coordinator data gracefully, while ZHA device trigger caches now correctly respect quirks, improving device compatibility. Fixes for Homee covers, YoLink water meters, and SMTP notifications (including missing To headers) round out the reliability improvements.
Beyond bug fixes, several library updates underpin this release, ensuring smoother operation with devices from UniFi Protect, Alexa, Ruckus Unleashed, and more. The ESPHome integration now skips the global update lock when a build queue is present on the dashboard, reducing update contention. A dynamic icon for light bulb groups adds a subtle but appreciated visual polish, and debug logging in the legacy SMTP notify action helps with troubleshooting.
