Home Assistant Daily: Teslemetry Streaming Fixes and Integration Removals

Six Teslemetry streaming fixes landed alongside removal of two integrations and the OpenEVSE YAML import, plus core refactors to services, helpers, and MQTT climate handling.

Duration: PT2M41S

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This episode is a short developer briefing from Home Assistant Daily.

It explains recent repository work in plain language.

  • Show: Home Assistant Daily
  • Published: 2026-09-30T06:01:47Z
  • Audio duration: PT2M41S

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Good morning, it's Wednesday, September 30th, 2026, and this is Home Assistant Daily.

The through-line today is correctness for live data — especially streaming vehicles — paired with a steady cleanup of legacy integrations and core structure.

First, Teslemetry. Six merged fixes from the same author tighten how streaming vehicles report state. For example, PR 183430 corrects the tonneau cover on streaming Cybertrucks, and PR 183452 fixes the media player showing unknown while driving. The rest of the cluster covers cabin overheat protection,…

Second, removals and breaking changes. PR 183545 removes the De Dietrich integration, and PR 183509 removes Etherscan, while PR 183379 drops the long-deprecated YAML import for OpenEVSE. If you maintain docs, automations, or migration tooling, those integrations now need clear upgrade notes.

Third, structural hygiene. Multiple changes move service registration out of setup files into dedicated services modules, including calendar in PR 183589, and extract light and calendar helpers to reduce duplication. In parallel, PRs 183539 and 183540 refactor MQTT climate and water heater setpoints so single and…

Also notable: the ZHA and quirks bump to 2…

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