benct/lovelace-multiple-entity-row v4.12.0-beta.1 on GitHub

First beta for 4.12.0 — HA's new entity-naming model, plus the two fixes from 4.11.2-beta.1. Install via HACS with Show beta versions enabled.

What's new

Entity names follow Home Assistant's naming (HA 2026.4+; contributed by @bramkragten, #453) — names resolve through HA's own formatEntityName, matching the built-in rows as HA moves to names composed from the entity's registry context, and a device, area, or floor rename now updates rows live. name can also be the composed form (YAML-only; on earlier HA versions it falls back to the friendly name):

entities:
  - entity: sensor.kitchen_temperature
    name:
      - type: area
      - type: entity

Hidden secondary_info showed the main entity's state (#452) — since HA 2026.8, entity rows render any secondary_info they're given against the main entity whenever a card supplies no secondary text, so an object form hidden by hide_unavailable/hide_if displayed the primary state instead of hiding. The card no longer passes its own secondary_info forms to HA's row — only the generic keywords HA renders natively. Side benefit: lovelace-canary no longer sees a template in the row's secondary_info and won't take over the line, so disable_canary (#450) is no longer needed.
Injected style rules no longer churn — the name_gap and icon-paint rules are placed above lit's render marker in HA's row element, so they survive template swaps instead of being swept and re-injected (a style recalc each time). Thanks @dcapslock.

Full changelog: v4.11.1...v4.12.0-beta.1