ha-repairs

To create Home Assistant repair issues for integration configuration problems, use the ha-repairs skill to implement fixable or non-fixable issues with defined severity levels. It registers problems in the issue registry to notify users of required actions.

A Home Assistant repair flow is a guided process that allows users to resolve integration issues directly within the platform. You need it when creating fixable issues, such as expired authentication or firmware updates, that require user interaction to resolve.

You can set severity levels for Home Assistant integration issues by assigning critical, error, or warning severities. This prioritizes user attention, ensuring critical configuration problems and deprecated features are addressed before minor warnings.

Yes, you can notify users about deprecated features in your Home Assistant integration by creating non-fixable or fixable repair issues. These issues alert users to necessary updates or changes directly through the platform's notification system.

The best way to handle firmware update notifications in Home Assistant is by creating a repair issue with a warning severity. This integrates with the issue registry to alert users and can include a repair flow to guide them through the update process.