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bashio now emits deprecation warnings for bashio::addon.* calls. This migrates all 227 call-sites across 86 files to use the new bashio::app.* API. Cross-compatibility is preserved in two ways: 1. bashio-standalone.sh: adds bashio::app.* functions that forward to bashio::addon.* (used when running without HA Supervisor). Also adds the missing ingress_url, restart and stop stubs. 2. ha_entrypoint.sh: injects a one-liner compat shim after the shebang of every cont-init and service script at container startup. On old bashio installations (bashio::app.* absent) the shim defines bashio::app.* as thin wrappers around bashio::addon.*; on new bashio the guard condition is true so the block is a no-op. The probe script in ha_entrypoint.sh is also updated to try bashio::app.version before falling back to bashio::addon.version. https://claude.ai/code/session_011FWFBhYQ6VS5FauSqv4UMo
Home Assistant Add-on: Maintainerr
"Looks and smells like Overseerr, does the opposite."
Maintainerr is a rule-based media management tool for your Plex, Jellyfin, or Emby ecosystem. It creates smart collections based on configurable rules (watched status, age, ratings, ...) and can optionally delete unwatched content to keep your library clean.
About
Maintainerr integrates with:
- Plex / Jellyfin / Emby — media server
- Sonarr / Radarr — to remove media files
- Overseerr / Jellyseerr — to reset requests
- Tautulli — for advanced watch statistics
Installation
- Add the repository to Home Assistant.
- Install the Maintainerr add-on.
- Start the add-on.
- Open the Web UI on port
6246.
Configuration
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
TZ |
Timezone (e.g. Europe/Paris). Defaults to Europe/London. |
env_vars |
Extra environment variables passed to the container. |
Available extra env vars
| Variable | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
UI_PORT |
6246 |
Change the listening port |
BASE_PATH |
(empty) | Serve under a URL subpath |
Data
Persistent data (database, configuration) is stored in the HA addon config directory and survives add-on updates and reinstalls.