SukramJ/homematicip_local 2.10.1b2 on GitHub

What's Changed

Fix: a sub-device channel without a group master could make its device its own via device. With sub devices enabled, the via device was moved up to the Homematic device as soon as a channel reported itself as part of a multi-channel group — before the group master, which supplies the sub-device identifier, was resolved. Without a master the identifier stayed on the device, so device and via device were the same. HA used to ignore such a self-reference with a log line; since 2026.9 it raises a HomeAssistantError that no platform catches, which would take down the whole platform setup (device registry follow-up changes). The split is now conditional on the group master, so a channel without one simply stays on its device, below the central
Fix: setup no longer retries forever against an incompatible openccu-loom daemon. Only an authentication failure had its own case, so a daemon speaking a contract this build cannot ended up on the generic "not ready" path and was retried indefinitely with nothing saying why. It is reported as a setup error now. openccu-loom backend only

This raises the minimum daemon to openccu-loom 0.66.1 or newer. Bump for the openccu-loom backend (Beta); it has no runtime effect on the direct-CCU backend, where the client is not loaded. It completes reconnect recovery, adopts the daemon's onboarding release state, adds a sensor for the latency to the daemon, and fixes a double-scaled hs_color; it is generated against daemon API 7.21.0, up from 7.13.0, which it checks at connect time — an older daemon is rejected outright. Installations that cannot update the daemon should stay on 2.10.0. The backend's details stay out of scope for this changelog until it leaves Beta

One added field, InboxDeviceData.awaiting_release, for the openccu-loom backend's onboarding states. It defaults to false and no direct-CCU path sets it

Packaging and tooling only, no behaviour change: the package raises its own aiohomematic requirement to >=2026.8.5, is marked production/stable, and updates its development dependencies