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Sourceful FTW for Home Assistant

FTW 2.x and 3.x will receive no further updates. All new releases use the new 0.x line. Do not install this repository's old 3.x beta to get current FTW.

New: FTW (0.x beta) — pilot

FTW (0.x beta) runs new FTW 0.x directly on Home Assistant OS, for example a Home Assistant Green (aarch64) or an amd64 machine. It is a beta for a first pilot. Home Assistant builds it on your device from FTW's published release package and checks the pinned SHA-256; no registry image is involved.

Step by step for beginners: ftw-0x-beta/DOCS.md, also in FTW's docs (English, svenska). Open Settings → Apps → Install app → ⋮ → Repositories, add https://github.com/srcfl/home-assistant-addons, install FTW (0.x beta), start it and choose Open web UI.

The app store offers only FTW (0.x beta). The retired 3.x apps are no longer listed for new installs. Existing installations and their data stay on the device; keep a backup before moving to the new app.

Alternative: FTW on a separate Linux host

Follow Install and update FTW (Svenska). Run the new native or Docker package on another 64-bit Linux host. You can set up the site now with separate data; guided transfer of old settings and history is not ready. Keep a Home Assistant backup and the old app's data. Stop old Core, Start on boot and Watchdog before new FTW controls the same equipment, and verify that it stays stopped after reboot.

Home Assistant can still use the MQTT integration with FTW on that separate host. Keep a broker that the devices need running.

Existing installations and recovery

Supervisor owns the old app's stop, backup and restore operations; FTW's updater is not in the image. A source version or registry image alone is not a release. Use the original matching release and backup for recovery, never an old beta or latest alias as a way to move to new 0.x.

See the existing-app guide, compatibility records, retired release tooling and support routes. Old images and records describe recovery material, not a recommendation for a new install.

Credit

Erik Arenhill built and maintained the first community FTW add-on. HuggeK's FTW PR #620 supplied the first Core-plus-Optimizer package and process wrapper. This repository keeps their useful work and records the changes in ATTRIBUTION.md.

Licensed under the Apache License 2.0.

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