I recently updated my rpi running HA core so I decided to install the latest HA core (2022.07).
When I fired it up I found that the Vera integration had been deprecated.
I currently have a lot of light switches and other devices running off of a Vera Plus controller and it was working well with my older version of HA.
I know it’s old but it works.
I’m not sure what my best options are now. I can’t use my z-wave devices until I get this resolved.
I can buy a Z Wave USB stick and go the ZWave JS route but that seems to be pretty messy, getting the new Z-wave controller set up and migrating all of my devices to id.
I’m comfortable with Python, Linux, command line etc, and was wondering if I can plug in the old Vera zwave module into my new HA core code base and get it up and working with a manual vera config yaml file.
Where do you see that the integration is deprecated? Previous release notes say “Configuring Vera via YAML configuration has been deprecated”, but nothing about the entire integration.
The configuration should have been automatically imported into the UI, which means you can just delete the setting from configuration.yaml and the log message will go away. Yes, if you do need to reconfigure something, it’s through the UI now, but you shouldn’t have to do anything otherwise.
