After upgrading to core 2026.8.0 I get a deprecation message for my http: block in configuration.yaml.
The HTTP YAML configuration is deprecated
Warning · Reported by HTTP
This stops working in version 2027.2.0. Please address before upgrading.
Your existing HTTP configuration from `configuration.yaml` has been imported. The `http` integration is now configured from the UI under **Settings** > **System** > **Network**.
Please remove the `http:` block from your `configuration.yaml` and restart Home Assistant.
I have been using a cloudflare tunnel with the cloudflared app running in the background. I was under the impression that I needed to set use_x_forwarded_for and trusted_proxies for all of the cloudflare IP ranges in order to access through the tunnel properly.
I want to remove this deprecation, but I don’t see any options in Settings > System > Network for the reverse proxy configuration.
The settings should have been auto-migrated, the were for all of the HA systems I run. The issue is that a lot of the system dashboards have long TTL caches so you have to force refresh them to see the new additions.
@tykeal Thanks. I have Cloudflared Tunnel add-on inside Home Assistant and with a domain name purchased within it, so you think I can safely remove it. This is the only way I remotely access HA
I got this warning and removed the http block from my configuration.yaml. The Warning doesn’t appear to go away, despite rebooting the whole system. Do I have to “Ignore” it despite the fact that I removed that block?