Repository structure for v1.10 is not compliant

[RonnyvanHuenenn]

Hi Patrick,

I saw this awsome project to automate my underfloor pump after the installation of Quatt heatpumps.

We installing this Custom repositories with these settings i recieve an error.
Repository: https://github.com/patrickvorgers/SPC
Type: Integration.

Error message: <Integration patrickvorgers/SPC> Repository structure for v1.10 is not compliant

I am using:
Installation method: Home Assistant OS
Core: 2025.11.3
Supervisor: 2025.11.5
Operating System: 16.3
Frontend: 20251105.1
HACS: Version 2.0.5

Hopefully you can let me know if you can solve this.

Thank you!

[patrickvorgers]

Ronny,

This project is a new firmware for the Sonoff S26R2 and is not a separate integration that can be installed in Home Assistant.
That being said, the newly flashed Sonoff S26R2 (after flashing SPC) automatically integrates with Home Assistant using MQTT.
To be able to use all the features the Sonoff S26R2 needs to be physically modified (larger memory chip, temperature sensors).

I also created a 1MB firmware which you can flash on a standard S26R2 but the limitation is that OTA (Over The Air) firmware upgrades don't work and that functionality that requires temperature sensors don't work. If needed I can provide a modified S26R2, costs depend on the configuration (number of temperature sensors).

I am touching up the sourcecode currently and will make it opensource.

[RonnyvanHuenenn]

Hi Patrick, Thanks for your response. So I cannot us this when I am using an Innr SP240 plug and the Quatt water-temperature sensor? Thank you for explaining. Ronny

[patrickvorgers]

You can always automate from Home Assistant a smartplug based on the Quatt watertemperature sensor (Quatt integration). This can be easily done via a Home Assistant automation. The goal of this project was to create a specific firmware that runs on the smartplug itself without the need of Home Assistant. I don't want to be dependent on whether Home Assistant is up and running or not. The pump should switch itself on/off autonomously and the sensor data can ofcourse be used within Home Assistant.