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Thanks to @mattheop for its review and fixes, it is squashed and pushed.

@puddly does it seem ok for you ?

Just tell me if I need to do other modifications. 🙏

Anything left to do before this gets merged?
I would be happy to also test on my home assistant if someone points to me where to find docs for manually changing zha version in home assistant

Anything left to do before this gets merged?

Not really, waiting for merge...

I just made a very small "fix" to not display current temperature as it is just equal to the temperature order.

cool, i would like to test this branch in my ha, but same that bterrier, i don't know how i can change ZHA version

Hi,

It's frustrating that this branch hasn't been merged yet, even though it seems to interest many people.

Here’s how you can use this branch in your local installation (i am using HA OS but i think you can easily adapt for other instalation type).

⚠ Disclaimer: THIS IS NOT A PERMANENT SOLUTION AND SHOULD ONLY BE USED TEMPORARILY. You will no longer be synced with the latest ZHA versions. Once this branch is merged, you will need to revert the following changes.

You will need to override the ZHA core component. I will try my best to help you with following instructions
Make sure your HA instance is up to date to avoid version conflicts.

Steps

1. Ensure you have SSH access to your HA instance.

   • You can install it using the official "Terminal & SSH" add-on from the store.

2. Open the SSH console:

   • Go to Settings > Add-ons > Terminal & SSH and click "OPEN WEB UI" to access the web-based SSH terminal.

3. Clone the core repository to retrieve the ZHA component.
   Since the core repository is HUGE, we will perform a sparse checkout to retrieve only the necessary files.

   • Clone the repository:

     git clone -n --depth=1 --filter=tree:0 https://github.com/home-assistant/core.git ~/_core

   • Navigate to the cloned repository:

     cd ~/_core

   • Select only the required folder:

     git sparse-checkout set --no-cone homeassistant/components/zha

   • Fetch latest available version tag (currently 2025.2.5):

     git fetch origin tag 2025.2.5 --depth=1

   • Checkout the fetched tag

     git checkout tags/2025.2.5

4. Copy the ZHA component from the cloned repository to custom_components:

   cp -r ~/_core/homeassistant/components/zha/ ~/homeassistant/custom_components/zha

5. Modify manifest.json:

   nano ~/homeassistant/custom_components/zha/manifest.json

   note for ones whos not familiar with linux: move with arrows, save with crtl+s followed by ctrl+x

   • Add a "version" property (bc core components does not require this, but as you write a custom components, this one is mandatory):

     "version": "1.0",

     (Place this just before "domain")

   • Replace the "requirements" preoperty to point to this PR branch:

     "requirements": ["git+https://github.com/gdoffe/zha.git@add_acova_heaters#egg=zha"],

   Your manifest.json should look something like this:

   {
     "version": "1.0",
     "domain": "zha",
     ... other fields ...
     "requirements": ["git+https://github.com/gdoffe/zha.git@add_acova_heaters#egg=zha"],
     ... other fields ...
   }

6. Restart Home Assistant.: Do not use "Quick reload", perform a full restart.

7. Verify the integration.

   • Go to Settings > Devices & Services > Zigbee Home Automation
   • You should see a message indicating that this is a Custom integration replacing a core component.

If everything is set up correctly, your previously buggy thermostat widget should now function properly and match the latest changes shared by @gdoffe.

Let me know if you encounter any issues.

FYI: @bterrier @guillerelax

edit: sorry for previous deleted post, i miss some instructions