fix(deps): resolve all 75 open Dependabot alerts via homeassistant + pytest-asyncio bumps - #2222
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…Es (#2221) homeassistant (dev-only, used for local/CI unit tests - not a runtime dependency of the shipped integration) hard-pinned cryptography==41.0.7, which blocked Dependabot's security update and left two open high-severity alerts (#128, #107) unresolved. Every homeassistant release compatible with this project's Python 3.12 floor still pins a vulnerable cryptography; clearing both alerts requires the current homeassistant release, which needs Python >=3.14.2. Widens the project's Python range to include 3.14, scopes the homeassistant dependency to that Python version specifically so it simply isn't installed on 3.12/3.13, and bumps it to ^2026.9 (pulling cryptography to 48.0.1). Fixes a batch of Home Assistant internal API changes the test suite's mocks hit once actually running against 2026.9.0 rather than 2023.10: - DataUpdateCoordinator now expects an explicit config_entry (falls back to a deprecated ContextVar path otherwise, which needs the frame helper) - OptionsFlow.config_entry became a read-only property backed by hass.config_entries.async_get_known_entry - our options flow now stores and exposes it itself instead - ServiceCall takes hass as its first positional argument - data_entry_flow.RESULT_TYPE_* constants were replaced by FlowResultType Bumps behave_pull_request.yml/behave_schedule.yml's unit-test jobs (the only CI jobs that install dev dependencies) from Python 3.12 to 3.14 to match, since homeassistant would otherwise silently not install there. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe project updates its Home Assistant development dependency to 2026.9, adds Python 3.14 support, adapts integration and test mocks to current Home Assistant APIs, and updates CI workflows and documentation. ChangesHome Assistant compatibility
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…ures out of root conftest Two problems surfaced after the homeassistant dev-dependency bump: 1. HouseholdBinCoordinator unconditionally passed config_entry= to DataUpdateCoordinator.__init__, but that parameter only exists on Home Assistant >=2024.11.0 - older cores raise TypeError on the unrecognized kwarg. This integration documents support back to 2023.10.0 (see COMPATIBILITY.md), so the previous change would have broken setup for anyone still on an HA core between 2023.10 and 2024.10. Now checked once via inspect.signature and only passed through when the installed core actually supports it - real end users are unaffected either way, since homeassistant itself is never part of what they install (manifest.json only requires uk-bin-collection; they always run against their own HA). 2. Root conftest.py imported homeassistant at module level, which CI's council-scraper BDD suite (uk_bin_collection/tests/step_defs/) also loads regardless of whether homeassistant is installed for that Python version - it broke that suite on CI with "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'homeassistant'". Moved the Home-Assistant-specific fixtures (hass, enable_custom_integrations, the frame-helper setup) into their own custom_components/uk_bin_collection/tests/conftest.py, which pytest only loads for that test tree. Also documents the Python 3.14 requirement for running the full dev test suite in CONTRIBUTING.md and the release-workflow docs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@custom_components/uk_bin_collection/__init__.py`:
- Line 364: Update the relevant constructor or function signature so
config_entry is keyword-only, while preserving the existing positional ordering
of timeout and update_interval. Ensure positional calls cannot bind a fourth
argument to config_entry.
- Line 364: Update HouseholdBinCoordinator so omitted config_entry values
preserve Home Assistant’s DataUpdateCoordinator default behavior: require a
ConfigEntry or use the framework’s UNDEFINED sentinel instead of explicitly
passing None, allowing current-entry resolution and
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In Home Assistant Core, the DataUpdateCoordinator handles the lifecycle of data polling, and as of 2026, it is required to explicitly associate the coordinator with a ConfigEntry [1][2]. Key Technical Details: 1. Mandatory config_entry Association: The DataUpdateCoordinator.init method now requires a config_entry to be passed explicitly [1][2]. Previous implementations that relied on implicit ContextVar lookup have been deprecated to ensure robust handling of integration lifetimes and cleanup [1][2]. If a config_entry is not provided (or passed as UNDEFINED), Home Assistant will log an error in the development environment [1]. 2. Automatic async_on_unload Handling: When a valid config_entry is provided to the DataUpdateCoordinator, the coordinator automatically registers its own async_shutdown method with the config entry using config_entry.async_on_unload [3]. This ensures that when the integration is unloaded—such as when a user removes or reloads the integration—the coordinator cleans up its resources (e.g., stopping listeners, closing connections) without requiring manual intervention from the integration author [4][3]. 3. Integration Pattern: To implement this, pass the entry object from your async_setup_entry function into the constructor of your coordinator subclass [5][2]. Example Implementation Pattern: async def async_setup_entry(hass: HomeAssistant, entry: ConfigEntry) -> bool: coordinator = MyCoordinator(hass, entry) #... return True class MyCoordinator(DataUpdateCoordinator): def init(self, hass, config_entry): super.init( hass, _LOGGER, config_entry=config_entry, # Explicitly passed name="My Integration", update_interval=timedelta(seconds=60),) async def _async_update_data(self): # Fetch data... pass By following this pattern, Home Assistant manages the coordinator's lifecycle, ensuring it is correctly shut down alongside the ConfigEntry [4][3].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/home-assistant/core/blob/dev/homeassistant/helpers/update_coordinator.py
- 2: GitHub pull request 160578 in home-assistant/core (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 3: https://droso-hass.github.io/hass_doc/helpers_2update__coordinator_8py_source.html
- 4: https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/core/integration-quality-scale/rules/config-entry-unloading/
- 5: https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/integration_fetching_data/
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If a caller passes the fourth argument positionally, 60 binds to config_entry. DataUpdateCoordinator.__init__ then calls async_on_unload on that integer, which fails during construction. Keep timeout and update_interval in their existing positions.
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In `@custom_components/uk_bin_collection/__init__.py` at line 364, Update the
relevant constructor or function signature so config_entry is keyword-only,
while preserving the existing positional ordering of timeout and
update_interval. Ensure positional calls cannot bind a fourth argument to
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When a caller omits config_entry, HouseholdBinCoordinator passes explicit None. Home Assistant then skips current-entry resolution, and async_config_entry_first_refresh() raises ConfigEntryError. Require a ConfigEntry or forward Home Assistant’s UNDEFINED sentinel.
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In `@custom_components/uk_bin_collection/__init__.py` at line 364, Update
HouseholdBinCoordinator so omitted config_entry values preserve Home Assistant’s
DataUpdateCoordinator default behavior: require a ConfigEntry or use the
framework’s UNDEFINED sentinel instead of explicitly passing None, allowing
current-entry resolution and async_config_entry_first_refresh() to work.
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Both CI jobs installed Poetry via pipx before bumping to Python 3.14, but pipx binds Poetry to whichever interpreter it itself runs under - the runner image's pre-installed system Python (3.12), not whatever actions/setup-python later puts on PATH. With virtualenvs.prefer-active-python defaulting to false, Poetry then created its project virtualenv using that bound 3.12 interpreter regardless of the job's matrix python-version, so the homeassistant dependency (scoped to Python >=3.14.2) silently never installed - surfacing as "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'homeassistant'" in both the unit and integration test jobs (confirmed via the Setup Environment job's own log: "Creating virtualenv uk-bin-collection-...-py3.12"). Setting virtualenvs.prefer-active-python true makes Poetry use whatever python/python3 is actually active on PATH at install time - the freshly-setup-python interpreter - instead of the one pipx happened to install it with. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@CONTRIBUTING.md`:
- Line 44: Update the Python version statements to match pyproject.toml: in
CONTRIBUTING.md line 44, document the package range as >=3.12,<3.15 and the Home
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…of Dependabot's open alerts pytest-asyncio ^0.24.0 pinned pytest to <9, which pinned pytest at 8.4.2 - below the 9.0.3 fix for GHSA-w6ff-fx3c-fq2c (vulnerable tmpdir handling), the last of 75 open Dependabot alerts not already resolved by the homeassistant bump. pytest-asyncio 1.4.0 supports pytest <10,>=8.4, so bumping it unblocks pytest 9.1.1. pytest-asyncio 1.x also removed the standalone `event_loop` fixture, which two test-only fixtures (dummy_hass, hass_with_loop) depended on purely to have *something* to assign to a mock hass.loop attribute - neither actually runs anything on it before `add_to_hass()` replaces `.loop.create_task` with an AsyncMock, so a plain `asyncio.new_event_loop()` works identically. Verified all 75 previously-open Dependabot alerts against this branch's locked versions via each alert's vulnerable_version_range (not the sometimes-misleading first_patched_version field): 74 were already resolved as a transitive side effect of the homeassistant 2026.9.0 bump (aiohttp, cryptography, Jinja2, PyJWT, Mako, orjson, pyOpenSSL, urllib3, requests, python-dotenv, h11 all came along for the ride); this pytest bump closes the 75th. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Worked through the 65 councils that showed FAILED in a full nightly-style
run on the Python 3.14 branch. Re-ran each locally with a real Chrome
(--local_browser True) instead of a remote grid: 40 of 65 passed
immediately (CI-environment flakiness, not regressions). Of the 25 that
failed locally too, most turned out to be live-site/live-data issues or
a Cloudflare IP block on this environment unrelated to any code change
(full breakdown in CI_FAILURE_TRIAGE.md) - but 4 were genuine, fixable
bugs:
- GlasgowCityCouncil: site renamed the food-bin icon from grey to
foodBin.gif, so the icon->type lookup returned None for it.
- OrkneyIslandsCouncil: test fixture had a `postcode` field the code has
never read - it's always required a street/area/island name instead.
Pre-existing since this council's creation, not a regression.
- NeathPortTalbotCouncil: three separate bugs - (1) results page now
renders multiple layout blocks with a promo banner first, so the old
code's "just take the first one" missed the actual date headings
entirely, (2) dates use a non-breaking space the old
`.replace(" ", " ")` never matched (that string never appears in
decoded text), (3) the bin-type card's class list gained an extra
class that broke an exact multi-class match - now matched on that new,
more specific class instead.
- IsleOfWightCouncil: the address-select lookup used a stale
`aria-label` the site no longer sets - swapped to the stable element
id. (Test fixture also updated off a stale UPRN-only config that never
matched what the code has required since it was written; one further
issue remains on the final results page and needs follow-up.)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Fixes #2221 — started as a fix for a blocked
cryptographysecurity update, ended up resolving all 75 open Dependabot alerts on this repo.How it started
The
homeassistantdev dependency (used only to run thecustom_components/uk_bin_collectiontest suite; it is not a runtime dependency of the shipped integration) hard-pinnedcryptography==41.0.7, blocking Dependabot's security update. Everyhomeassistantrelease compatible with this project's Python 3.12 floor still pins a vulnerablecryptography; clearing it needed the current release (2026.9.0,cryptography==48.0.1), which requires Python ≥3.14.2.How it grew
Bumping
homeassistantto 2026.9.0 pulled in modern versions of most of its transitive dependencies as a side effect — aiohttp, cryptography, Jinja2, PyJWT, Mako, orjson, pyOpenSSL, urllib3, requests, python-dotenv, h11 — which, per a full audit of every open alert'svulnerable_version_rangeagainst what's now locked, already resolved 74 of the 75 open Dependabot alerts (2 critical, 20 high, 34 medium, 19 low). The 75th (pytest's vulnerable tmpdir handling, needing ≥9.0.3) was separately blocked bypytest-asyncio ^0.24.0's ownpytest<9constraint — bumpedpytest-asyncioto^1.4.0(supportspytest<10,>=8.4) to unblock it.What changed
pyproject.toml's Python range to>=3.12,<3.15and scoped thehomeassistantdev dependency topython = ">=3.14.2,<3.15"(installed only where it can resolve), bumped to^2026.9.pytest-asyncioto^1.4.0(pullspytestto 9.1.1).HouseholdBinCoordinatornow only passesconfig_entry=toDataUpdateCoordinatorwhen the installed HA core actually supports it (checked viainspect.signature, since that parameter didn't exist before HA 2024.11.0 and this repo documents support back to 2023.10.0 — passing it unconditionally would have broken setup on any HA core in between).OptionsFlow.config_entrybecame a read-only property; our options flow now stores and exposes it itself instead of relying on HA's own (stack-inspection-based, test-hostile)OptionsFlowWithConfigEntry.ServiceCallnow takeshassas its first positional argument;data_entry_flow.RESULT_TYPE_*constants were replaced byFlowResultType; pytest-asyncio 1.x removed the standaloneevent_loopfixture (two test-only fixtures updated to useasyncio.new_event_loop()directly).hass,enable_custom_integrations, the frame-helper setup) out of the shared rootconftest.pyintocustom_components/uk_bin_collection/tests/conftest.py— the root one was making the unrelated council-scraper BDD suite depend onhomeassistantbeing installed, which broke it on CI oncehomeassistantbecame Python-version-scoped.pipx install poetrybinds Poetry to whatever interpreter pipx itself runs under (the runner's pre-installed system Python), not whateveractions/setup-pythonsets up afterward — withvirtualenvs.prefer-active-pythondefaulting tofalse, Poetry was silently building its project virtualenv on Python 3.12 regardless of the job's declared matrix version. Setvirtualenvs.prefer-active-python trueso Poetry actually targets the active interpreter.behave_pull_request.yml/behave_schedule.yml's dependency-installing jobs from Python 3.12 to 3.14.CONTRIBUTING.mdand the release-workflow docs.Impact on end users
None.
manifest.jsononly requiresuk-bin-collection; HACS users always run against their own installed HA version. The publisheduk-bin-collectionpackage's supported Python range was widened (3.12–3.14, was 3.12–3.13) — nobody on 3.12/3.13 loses anything. The one place a real regression could have landed (config_entry=onDataUpdateCoordinator) is guarded to preserve behavior all the way back to HA 2023.10.0.Test plan
pytest uk_bin_collection/tests custom_components/uk_bin_collection/tests --ignore=uk_bin_collection/tests/step_defs/— 244 passed (Python 3.14.7)blackclean on all touched filespoetry check --lockclean under Poetry 1.8.4 (CI's exact version)vulnerable_version_rangechecked against this branch's locked versions — 0 remainhomeassistantinstalled and 244 tests genuinely executing