This Home Assistant Core update delivers a broad set of fixes aimed at improving reliability across many smart home integrations. Among the notable corrections, Teslemetry now converts streamed tire pressure and isolation resistance values to their declared units, and Husqvarna Automower handles inconsistent API responses more gracefully. TP-Link Omada resolves an issue with switch port refreshing, while the SMTP integration unloads legacy notify actions and fixes a potential race condition. Tado’s adaptive update interval has been corrected, and Victron GX resolves a regression in SSDP rediscovery when the host is missing. Reolink fixes time import, Mikrotik adopts a common logger and addresses sensor issues, and Wyoming now properly handles error events. Steam Online adds a missing optional gameserverip field, Israel Rail no longer drops delayed trains from departures, Electric Kiwi checks for empty connections, and MELCloud Home separates its energy endpoint. The tedee integration marks devices as unknown during calibration and updates, and Matter fixes composed devices behind a bridge losing their ‘via device’ information. Additionally, the hassio integration now creates its config entry during setup rather than deferring to a later stage.
Several integrations received updated underlying libraries to stay current and improve compatibility. Midea moves to midea-local 7.0.0, BSBLAN to python-bsblan 6.1.8, evohome to evohome-async v2.1.0, and the calendar ecosystem (Google Calendar, local calendar, local to-do, and remote calendar) benefits from the ical library bump to 14.1.0. KNX sees an update to xknx 3.19.0 and also gains a handle_safe_area opt-out for panel_custom, plus a fix for the KNX panel. Lyric moves to aiolyric 2.1.2, Lyngdorf to 1.4.9, Hunter Douglas PowerView to aiopvapi 3.4.1, and Blebox to blebox-uniapi v2.5.7. Homematic IP Cloud receives two library bumps (to 2.14.1 and 2.15.0) and now reports when an alarm activation is refused. InComfort updates its client to v0.7.1, and MTA updates py-nymta to 0.4.1.
Finally, the frontend has been updated to version 20260729.7, and developer tooling around hassfest now scopes Docker manifest.json discovery to documented locations. These changes are part of the ongoing effort to keep Home Assistant Core stable and well-maintained for self-hosted users.
