HomeAssistant Core | 2026.8.1

HomeAssistant Core 2026.8.1 released on 07-08-2026


HomeAssistant Core 2026.8.1 is out now. It updates several third‑party libraries and tightens device relationships and integration behaviour to improve stability and device visibility.

See the release notes on the Home Assistant Core GitHub for full details and installation instructions.

What’s in this release

  • Dependency updates: notable bumps include pydaikin → 2.18.4, pyenphase → 3.2.1, lyngdorf → 1.4.4, aiowebostv → v0.9.1, solaredge-web → 0.3.1, pytrydan → 1.0.5, and python-picnic-api2 → v2.0.1, plus a frontend bundle update to 20260729.6.
  • Device registry and device info improvements: viCare and MQTT now set via_device_id in DeviceInfo so entities link to parent devices; a Mikrotik fix prevents reuse of a Vodafone Station string that could cause incorrect device identification.
  • Matter and SmartThings fixes: Matter cover state writes are debounced to coalesce split attribute updates, and SmartThings now uses the cooling setpoint range for air conditioners to avoid invalid target temperatures.

Upgrade notes

  • No breaking changes are listed in the release notes; follow your normal Home Assistant update procedure and review the GitHub release if you depend on specific integrations.
  • If you encounter issues after upgrading, restore from your backups or snapshot and report problems on the project’s GitHub so maintainers can investigate.

Share your experience with the 2026.8.1 update in the Home Assistant community or on the project’s GitHub — the maintainers will appreciate concrete reports if something behaves unexpectedly.

Related posts

Weekly Tech Digest | 12 Oct 2026

Stay updated with the latest in tech! This digest covers AI ethics, auto industry shifts, and the impact of politics on technology, exploring today's pressing issues.

Removed SSRF beta detections in Cloudflare WAF

Cloudflare WAF Managed Rules have a habit of changing underneath you, and old SSRF names can linger long after the protection has gone. I prefer to check the live block logs, then test the ugly...

Weekly Tech Digest | 28 Sep 2026

Stay updated with the latest in tech! This digest covers AI ethics, auto industry shifts, and the impact of politics on technology, exploring today's pressing issues.