ha-migration

To fix deprecated API warnings in your Home Assistant integration, you need to update your code to replace outdated service calls with current patterns. This skill guides you through identifying and resolving these deprecation issues to ensure compatibility.

A config entry version migration in Home Assistant is the process of updating the stored schema for integration settings when changes occur. This ensures your integration's configuration data remains compatible with newer core versions.

To update your custom Home Assistant integration after a schema change, you must migrate the config entry data and options. This skill provides step-by-step guidance for applying the necessary code changes to match the latest schema.

You need to perform a config entry migration for Home Assistant when your integration's stored settings schema changes. This typically happens during an upgrade where entry data or options require structural updates to function correctly.

Yes, this guide helps with both config entry data and options schema changes. It supports scenarios involving structural updates to stored configuration data, ensuring your integration settings remain valid after an upgrade.

Your Home Assistant integration may break after upgrading the core version due to deprecated APIs or changed config entry schemas. This skill helps resolve these compatibility issues by guiding you through the required migration and code fixes.