I noticed for some versions now that the updater switch is not changing when a new update is available.
The new version is showing in the supervisor tab, but the notifier is still mentioning a lower version.
I waited 1 day after the update became available and even restarted HA, but it is still stating that (for example today) version 0.111.2 is the latest version, while 0.111.3 has been released yesterday.
I think this started in version 0.110, but I am not sure about that…
- platform: version
name: Current Version
image: intel-nuc ### Adjust for your system, see https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/version/
source: local
- platform: version
name: Latest Version
image: intel-nuc ### Adjust for your system, see https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/version/
source: hassio
Automation:
- id: update_available
alias: 'Update Available'
initial_state: true
trigger:
platform: template
value_template: "{{ states('sensor.latest_version') != states('sensor.current_version') }}"
action:
service: notify.telegram_system
data_template:
title: '*Information*'
message: "An update for Home Assistant is available. You are running {{states('sensor.current_version') }}, the latest version is {{ states('sensor.latest_version') }}."
@seanomat: Can you share your sensor config? I have configured the workaround as posted in this topic. That is working fine for new HA releases, but it won’t contain the HACS, supervisor and add-on updates…