Version 2022.4 of Home Assistant Core has been released. Home Assistant Core is an open source home automation platform that runs under Python 3. It runs via Hassbian on a Raspberry Pi 3 or a Linux, macOS or Windows computer. It supports detecting devices, such as Philips Hue, Belkin WeMo switches, Mr. Coffee makers, the smart switches from IKEA and the mqtt protocol. In addition, where possible, it can control these devices and apply automation. For more information about Home Assistant we refer to this page and our own Forum. The full release notes for this release are here to find; this is the announcement from it:
2022.4: Groups! group! group!
I’m not sure where to start with this release; It’s April, and I can assure you: This release is no joke. Seriously, it’s packed with features and incredible new things.
The release focuses on adding features to the user interface by bringing in user experiences and features that were previously only available to users using YAML configuration and making them now accessible for all! It is a great step forward in streamlining all the user experiences.
I could not fit more in these release notes, but there is more to tell! Zack and Paulus promised to add a couple of great (and exclusive) announcements to the newsletter† The newsletter has, by the way, been renamed: Building the Open Home† Be sure to check it out!
| Version number | 2022.4.0 |
| Release status | Final |
| Operating systems | script language |
| Website | Home Assistant |
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| License type | GPL |