Releases: ha-parcel-integrations/ha-gls
Releases · ha-parcel-integrations/ha-gls
Release list
1.3.0
Other improvements
- Reliable tracking links for Dutch parcels — the "track this parcel" link now points at gls-info.nl (parcel number + postcode) instead of the generic gls-group.com page, which sometimes returned "package not found" for NL parcels.
- The tracking service now uses
tracking_code, matching every other integration in the family. The oldparcel_nofield still works but is deprecated and will be removed in a future release — update your automations that callgls.track_parcel/gls.untrack_parceltotracking_code.
📦 See every supported carrier — new ones land regularly.
1.2.0
New features
- A dedicated "parcel delivered" event —
gls_parcel_deliveredfires the moment a parcel is delivered, with a matching device trigger. - Track parcels straight from your e-mail — a new example automation reads shipping mails via the core IMAP integration and registers GLS parcel numbers automatically, so parcels appear without typing anything.
📦 See every supported carrier — new ones land regularly.
1.1.0
New features
- Country selector — you can now pick your country during setup, with a link to request support for a country that isn't listed yet.
Bug fixes
- Smoother setup — the first data fetch now runs during setup, so all entities load reliably on a fresh start.
- Entity migration — legacy hub identifiers now migrate to your postcode automatically; your existing entities and history are preserved, no action needed.
1.0.0
First release
Track your GLS parcels in Home Assistant — no account needed, just the tracking numbers.
- Account-less setup — add a hub by delivery postal code, then track parcels by number. Add several hubs for different postal codes.
- Summary sensors — incoming, en route to ParcelShop, awaiting pickup, delivered, and next delivery, plus a sensor per parcel.
- Add and remove parcels from the UI or from automations via the
gls.track_parcel/gls.untrack_parcelservices. - Deliveries calendar showing your incoming parcels on their expected delivery day.
- Device triggers and a refresh button for no-code automations and on-demand polling.
- Delivered-parcel retention — keep delivered parcels for a number of days or a number of the most recent ones.
- Diagnostic "Last successful update" sensor.