New options flow properties

Summary of changes

New helper properties have been added to the OptionsFlow:

• self._config_entry_id provides the config entry ID
• self.config_entry returns the config entry

Backwards compatibility

Until Home Assistant Core 2025.12, it is possible to set self.config_entry manually, but doing so will log a warning asking users to open an issue on the custom integration's bug tracker.

New code:

@staticmethod
@callback
def async_get_options_flow(
    config_entry: ConfigEntry,
) -> OptionsFlowHandler:
    """Create the options flow."""
    return OptionsFlowHandler()

class OptionsFlowHandler(OptionsFlow):
    """Options flow handler."""

    def __init__(self) -> None:
        """Initialize options flow."""
        self._conf_app_id: str | None = None

Old code with OptionsFlow properties:

@staticmethod
@callback
def async_get_options_flow(
    config_entry: ConfigEntry,
) -> OptionsFlowHandler:
    """Create the options flow."""
    return OptionsFlowHandler(config_entry)

class OptionsFlowHandler(OptionsFlow):
    """Options flow handler."""

    def __init__(self, config_entry: ConfigEntry) -> None:
        """Initialize options flow."""
        self.config_entry = config_entry
        self._conf_app_id: str | None = None

Special handling of OptionsFlowWithConfigEntry

The main purpose of the OptionsFlowWithConfigEntry class was to provide the self.config_entry property, which is now already provided by the parent class. There are currently no plans to remove the OptionsFlowWithConfigEntry class, but it is kept for backward compatibility only and it should be avoided in new code.

Custom integrations that wish to drop references to OptionsFlowWithConfigEntry will need to consider how they are referencing self.options:

• if self.options is not referenced, then the migration to OptionsFlow is straightforward (see PR #129651)
• if you are only reading the options values, then it is recommended that you adjust the reads to self.config_entry.options (see PR #129895)
• if you are updating/mutating the options values inside a single step, then it may be necessary to first copy the options (options = deepcopy(dict(self.config_entry.options)) (see PR #129928)
• if you are updating/mutating the options values through multiple step, then it may be necessary to copy the options inside the class initialisation (self.options = deepcopy(dict(config_entry.options)) (see PR #129890)

More details can be found in the options flow documentation.