Lets a Home Assistant dashboard section show several sections of one module, picked from pictures, and ships a user service in the Arch packages. No changes to the backend or the connectors.
Home Assistant dashboard
- Pick a section's module from its pictures in the section editor, then one or more of its sections, each with its own picture and description. Several sections go together in one, in the page's order, and the arrow at the top goes back to change module (docs)
- Save sections as
moduleandsections. Sections saved withsectionstill work, and switch over the next time they're edited - Split the
commandssection intopower-commandsandsaved-commands. A savedsection: commandsshows both, and the System page keeps them together - Show a button for each saved command in the System page's commands, once Home Assistant adds them (home-assistant/core#191853)
- Start a section added from the section picker as a basic System section, and open its editor on the modules
Linux
- Ship
system-bridge.servicein thesystem-bridgeandsystem-bridge-gitpackages, as a user service for the desktop session. It isn't enabled, so runsystemctl --user enable --now system-bridge. Upgrades restart it while it's running, and removing the package disables it (docs)
Dependencies
- Update Groundwork to 0.23.0 in the web client and the Android app's pairing page (#4615, #4617, #4618)
- Update @effect/platform-browser to 4.1.3 (#4620)
- Update golang.org/x/sys to 0.50.0 (#4619)
- Update @timmo001/docs-kit to 0.23.0 for the docs (#4614)
Maintenance
- Turn off Renovate, now Upkeep applies its updates
- Allow parameter properties in the web client's type check
- Mark Home Assistant Core 2026.11.1 as reviewed
- Update Nix dependency hashes
Full Changelog: 5.28.4...5.28.5