fix: use hass.data["lovelace"].resources instead of hass.data["lovela… #810
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…ce"]["resources"] This commit addresses the deprecation warning related to accessing Lovelace resources by dictionary key. As of Home Assistant 2026.2, direct dictionary access to lovelace_data['resources'] will no longer be supported, and the recommended approach is to use the property-based access lovelace_data.resources instead. Updated utils.py to replace resources: ResourceStorageCollection = hass.data["lovelace"]["resources"] with resources: ResourceStorageCollection = hass.data["lovelace"].resources Ensured that references to resources in subsequent code remain compatible with the new property-based API.
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Extended Description
This commit addresses the deprecation warning related to accessing Lovelace resources by dictionary key. As of Home Assistant 2026.2, direct dictionary access to lovelace_data['resources'] will no longer be supported, and the recommended approach is to use the property-based access lovelace_data.resources instead.
Changes
• Updated utils.py to replace:
with:
• Ensured that references to resources in subsequent code remain compatible with the new property-based API.
By making this change, the WebRTC integration will remain functional in future Home Assistant releases past 2026.2.