Sensors for Versions (HassOS - Supervisor - Core)

I run HassOS on NUC
Currently I see two sensors : -

  1. sensor.installed_version
  2. sensor.latest_available_version

These are a ‘bit’ vague as they now indicate ‘core’ versioning, so ideally should be called (along the lines of) : -

  1. sensor.core_installed_version
  2. sensor.core_latest_available_version

(This is IF you are running ‘core’ - everyone does so it’s a moot point - and was a result of the recent mitigation of security concerns)
This allows you to view the relative status of your system (how “up to date”) and also allows a sensor or automation to be created based on “sensor.core_installed_version” != “sensor.core_latest_available_version” to alert you possibly via a notification etc.

BUT if you’re running Supervisor (I am, not all do) or HassOS (I am, not all do) you get nothing.

Can we please have (if applicable to that installation) : -

  1. sensor.core_installed_version
  2. sensor.core_latest_available_version
  3. sensor.supervisor_installed_version
  4. sensor.supervisor_latest_available_version
  5. sensor.hassos_installed_version
  6. sensor.hassos_latest_available_version

This list is only for items that HA has some knowledge/control of. So if you are running on Debian or in a VM or Proxmox etc. you may need ‘other’ means (say command line or custom components)

Thanks just for reading, please vote - if you feel so inclined.

yes it will be nice,

after latest 2022.4.0, still miss the supervisor_newest_version, its ok for all others…

Is someone found a solution to create a sensor.supervisor_newest_version please?