fix: replace non-existent DeviceRegistry.async_get_devices() - #2124
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`ChargePoint.update()` calls `dr.async_get_devices(identifiers=..., config_entry_id=...)`,
which is not a method of Home Assistant's `DeviceRegistry`. Every call raises:
AttributeError: 'DeviceRegistry' object has no attribute 'async_get_devices'.
Did you mean: 'async_get_device'?
Because `update()` runs on every incoming message, the exception fires on each
MeterValues/StatusNotification, no entity ever refreshes, and all entities of the
charge point go `unavailable` even though the websocket link is healthy and the
charger keeps sending data.
Replaced with `async_get_device()`, which matches any of the given identifiers,
plus an explicit check that the device belongs to this config entry so both of
the original filters are preserved.
Reported in lbbrhzn#2119.
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ChangesChargePoint update flow
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This fixes the inbound-message exception, but installations where the two device identifiers resolve to different registry entries may still leave the charge point's entities unrefreshed. The lookup must select the current config entry's matching device before this is ready to merge. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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The new single-device lookup can drop valid matches when multiple identifiers exist (non-deterministic selection) and the new filter behavior should be covered by a regression test in this hot path.
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Pull request overview
This PR fixes a runtime failure in ChargePoint.update() by replacing a call to the non-existent DeviceRegistry.async_get_devices() with a supported device-registry lookup, preventing repeated AttributeErrors that can cause entities to become unavailable during inbound message handling.
Changes:
- Replace
DeviceRegistry.async_get_devices()call withDeviceRegistry.async_get_device()for root device resolution. - Preserve the original “must belong to this config entry” constraint via an explicit config-entry membership check.
File summaries
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| custom_components/ocpp/chargepoint.py | Fixes root device lookup in update() to avoid AttributeError and restore entity refresh behavior. |
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| root_dev = dr.async_get_device(identifiers=identifiers) | ||
| if root_dev is not None and self.entry.entry_id not in root_dev.config_entries: | ||
| root_dev = None |
| if root_dev is not None and self.entry.entry_id not in root_dev.config_entries: | ||
| root_dev = None | ||
| if root_dev is None: |
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In `@custom_components/ocpp/chargepoint.py`:
- Around line 700-702: Update the device lookup in the relevant update flow so
each identifier is resolved separately, candidates are filtered to those
containing self.entry.entry_id, and the first eligible device is selected
instead of discarding async_get_device()’s first match. Add a regression test
covering identifiers that resolve to different devices and verify entities are
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| root_dev = dr.async_get_device(identifiers=identifiers) | ||
| if root_dev is not None and self.entry.entry_id not in root_dev.config_entries: | ||
| root_dev = None |
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In Home Assistant Core 2026.6.0, the DeviceRegistry.async_get_device method is deprecated [1]. This method was used to look up a device based on a set of identifiers or connections [2]; however, as of the 2026.6.0 release cycle and associated architectural changes, identifiers and connections are no longer unique across all of Home Assistant—they are only unique within the scope of a specific config entry [1][3]. Because a lookup by identifiers or connections may now match multiple devices across different config entries, the return value of async_get_device is considered ambiguous [1]. Key implementation notes for developers: 1. Deprecation: Developers are instructed to stop using async_get_device [1]. 2. Replacement: When the owning config entry is known, you must use scope-aware methods: - DeviceRegistry.async_get_device_by_identifier(identifier, entry_id) [1] - DeviceRegistry.async_get_device_by_connection(connection, entry_id) [1] These methods accept a single identifier or connection tuple along with the specific config entry ID to ensure an unambiguous lookup [1]. 3. Ambiguous Handling: During the deprecation period, async_get_device attempts to resolve ambiguity by preferring devices owned by the calling integration or by applying specific fallbacks, such as preferring a device whose config entry domain matches the looked-up identifier [1]. However, this behavior should not be relied upon for new development [1]. 4. Entity Context: If you are working within an entity, you should prefer using self.device_entry rather than performing a registry lookup [1]. These changes were part of a broader transition to restrict devices to a single config entry to improve reliability and registry performance [1][3].
Citations:
- 1: https://developers.home-assistant.io/blog/2026/07/21/device-registry-single-config-entry/
- 2: https://home-assistant-core.mintlify.app/api/helpers/device-registry
- 3: https://developers.home-assistant.io/blog/2026/08/24/device-registry-follow-up-changes/
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Found it in Home Assistant Core 2026.6.0:
`@callback`
def async_get_device(
self,
identifiers: set[tuple[str, str]] | None = None,
connections: set[tuple[str, str]] | None = None,
) -> DeviceEntry | None:
"""Check if device is registered."""
return self.devices.get_entry(identifiers, connections)It begins around line 3576. [1]
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In Home Assistant, async_get_device_by_identifier is a method introduced in the device registry to provide a non-ambiguous way to look up devices [1][2]. Because device identifiers and connections are unique only within the scope of a specific config entry, the older method, async_get_device, was deprecated [1][3]. Using async_get_device_by_identifier (and the related async_get_device_by_connection) requires passing both the identifier tuple and the config_entry_id to ensure the registry returns the specific, correctly-scoped device [1][2]. This change is part of a broader architectural shift to enforce that devices belong to a single config entry [1][4]. While Home Assistant 2026.6.0 included various internal registry updates, the formal deprecation and the introduction of these scoped lookup methods were emphasized in developer communications following the 2026.6 release cycle [1][5][6]. Integrators are advised to replace calls to async_get_device with these scoped methods to avoid ambiguity and prepare for future breaking changes [1][3].
Citations:
- 1: https://developers.home-assistant.io/blog/2026/07/21/device-registry-single-config-entry/
- 2: https://code.brunner.ninja/home-assistant/core/commit/dff7210c4d9ec86d9f5134099ecbe0b95bfedb5b
- 3: https://code.brunner.ninja/home-assistant/core/commit/c369f973abfcfba865a745a1750c0fe887e98d60
- 4: https://github.com/home-assistant/core/blob/dev/homeassistant/helpers/device_registry.py
- 5: https://www.home-assistant.io/changelogs/core-2026.6/
- 6: https://lab53.uk/homeassistant-core-2026-6-0/
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In Home Assistant Core, the DeviceRegistry.get_entry method is designed to retrieve a specific device entry based on provided identifiers or connections [1][2]. As of the current implementation, the method accepts an optional config_entry_id parameter to filter the results, allowing for precise lookups when multiple devices might share similar identifiers across different config entries [1][2]. The method is defined to accept optional sets of tuples for identifiers and connections: identifiers: set[tuple[str, str]] | None = None connections: set[tuple[str, str]] | None = None *, config_entry_id: str | UndefinedType | None = UNDEFINED When identifiers are provided, the implementation iterates through them and performs a lookup against the registry's internal mapping (_identifiers). If a match is found and a specific config_entry_id is provided, it returns the device entry associated with that config entry; otherwise, it returns the first matching entry found [1][2]. A similar lookup logic is applied to connections using the _connections mapping [1]. Key implementation details include: 1. Lookup Logic: The method prioritizes returning an entry that matches both the identifier/connection and the specified config_entry_id (if provided). If no config_entry_id is provided, it returns the first available entry from the set of matches [1][2]. 2. Return Type: It returns a DeviceEntry (or appropriate internal entry type) if a match is found, or None if no match exists [1][2]. 3. Integration: This method is used by higher-level methods like async_get_device, which serves as the public-facing API for retrieving devices by their unique identifiers or connections [3][4]. The identifiers parameter expects a set of tuples, where each tuple is structured as (DOMAIN, identifier), such as (serial_number_domain, serial_number_value) [5]. These identifiers are critical for ensuring that devices are correctly associated with their respective integrations and config entries within the registry [5][6].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/home-assistant/core/blob/dev/homeassistant/helpers/device_registry.py
- 2: https://code.brunner.ninja/home-assistant/core/commit/1d885bd073d9c8037c9c363204b1636662121bb6.diff
- 3: https://github.com/home-assistant/core/blob/9ad1356e4b3ee8c837c28dfde850fab8b6927aea/homeassistant/helpers/device_registry.py
- 4: https://code.brunner.ninja/home-assistant/core/src/commit/6adb06956b23adaa10af0f3490bf9d9792002c21/homeassistant/helpers/device_registry.py
- 5: https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/device_registry_index
- 6: https://home-assistant-core.mintlify.app/api/helpers/device-registry
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Select a device after applying the config-entry filter.
When the two identifiers resolve to different devices, async_get_device() returns the first indexed match. The config-entry check then discards that device and update() returns without refreshing entities. Resolve each identifier separately, keep only candidates containing self.entry.entry_id, and add a regression test for this case.
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In `@custom_components/ocpp/chargepoint.py` around lines 700 - 702, Update the
device lookup in the relevant update flow so each identifier is resolved
separately, candidates are filtered to those containing self.entry.entry_id, and
the first eligible device is selected instead of discarding async_get_device()’s
first match. Add a regression test covering identifiers that resolve to
different devices and verify entities are refreshed from the
config-entry-matching device.
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Problem
ChargePoint.update()calls a method that does not exist on Home Assistant'sDeviceRegistry:Every call raises:
DeviceRegistryexposesasync_get_device()(singular); the plural form only exists as the module-level helpersasync_entries_for_config_entry()/async_entries_for_area().Impact
update()runs on every inbound message, so the exception fires on eachMeterValuesandStatusNotification. No entity is ever refreshed and all entities of the charge point gounavailable, while the websocket link is perfectly healthy and the charger keeps sending data that the integration acknowledges normally. The failure therefore looks like a connectivity problem but is not one.Same symptom as #2119 (closed), still reproducible on v0.11.4.
Fix
Use the singular lookup, which matches any of the supplied identifiers, and keep the original config entry filter explicitly:
Both original filters are preserved: identifier match, and membership of this config entry.
Verification
Applied to a live instance (Home Assistant 2026.6.0, Wallbox Pulsar Plus PSP1-W-2-4, firmware 6.7.38, OCPP 1.6).
Before: all charge point entities
unavailable, oneAttributeErrorper inbound message.After restart with the patch: entities populated normally, 0
AttributeErrorand 0Error doing jobover 18 inbound messages,status,status_connector,charge_controlandmaximum_currentall reporting real values again.I have not run the full test suite; this is a targeted fix on a code path that could not execute at all.
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