HomeAssistant Core | 2026.8.2

HomeAssistant Core 2026.8.2 released on 14-08-2026


HomeAssistant Core 2026.8.2 is out now. It bundles multiple third‑party dependency bumps and a frontend update that deliver bug fixes, protocol updates and improved compatibility across a range of integrations.

See the release notes on the project’s GitHub for full details.

What’s in this release

  • Third‑party dependency bumps and frontend update: midea-local 7.0.0, python-bsblan 6.1.8, evohome-async v2.1.0, ical 14.1.0, xknx 3.19.0, aiolyric 2.1.2, homematicip 2.14.1/2.15.0, lyngdorf 1.4.9, aiopvapi 3.4.1, blebox-uniapi v2.5.7, incomfort-client v0.7.1, py-nymta 0.4.1 and frontend 20260729.7.
  • Integration fixes improving accuracy and resilience: teslemetry now converts streamed tyre pressure and isolation resistance to their declared units; Husqvarna Automower handles inconsistent API responses; Tado adaptive update interval corrected; Reolink time import fixed; composed devices behind the Matter bridge retain their “via device” attribution.
  • Reliability and startup fixes: SMTP integration unloads legacy notify actions and fixes a potential race condition; hassio creates its config entry during setup rather than deferring; TP‑Link Omada switch port refresh and a Victron GX SSDP rediscovery regression have been addressed.

Upgrade notes

  • No explicit breaking changes are documented in the release notes; review the GitHub release and integration-specific notes before upgrading.
  • No rollback instructions were provided in the release notes.

If you try the update, share your experience and any issues you encounter on the project’s GitHub so others can benefit.

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