Home Assistant Daily: Action Enum Sweep and 2026.11.1 Stabilization
The 2026.11.1 patch release landed alongside a broad sweep converting legacy service constants to typed action enums, plus efficiency and reliability fixes for ONVIF, Fuelprices.dk, and Météo-France.
Duration: PT2M55S
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- Show: Home Assistant Daily
- Published: 2026-11-10T06:01:44Z
- Audio duration: PT2M55S
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Good morning, it’s Tuesday, November tenth, twenty twenty-six. You’re listening to Home Assistant Daily.
The through-line today is consistency: a broad cleanup converting old service constants to typed action enums, alongside the November point-one stabilization release.
First, the action-enum sweep. Contributor epenet landed a cluster of small, linked changes — moving Homematic’s set variable value into the services module in PR 191636, adding action enums to H-D-M-I C-E-C, Evohome, Ombi and ZoneMinder in PRs 191648, 191653, 191649 and 191655, and starting to use attribute and…
Second, stability. PR 191538 tagged 2026.11.1, rolling up dozens of fixes — including HomeKit camera motion events never reaching HomeKit, and restoring new entities on waking Shelly R-P-C sleeping devices. If you review integrations, expect fewer one-off hotfixes this week.
Third, reliability and efficiency at the edges. PR 191638 switches Fuel Prices dot D-K to one shared coordinator for bulk station prices, cutting polling overhead. PR 191606 gives ONVIF events a random webhook ID, reducing collision and spoofing risk. Other fixes harden behavior: Météo-France unload after an alert…
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