Version: v3.0.7 (also present on main as of this writing — manifest.json still shows "version": "3.0.6", worth fixing alongside this)
Environment:
- Home Assistant Core 2026.7.4, HAOS 18.1
- Installed via HACS
Description:
The README documents an "Enable External URL Self-Check" option (checks the instance's own external URL for HTTPS/auth issues, rules R070/R071). This option does not appear anywhere in the integration's options flow UI (Settings → Devices & Services → SecretSentry → Configure). Only these fields are shown:
- Privacy mode for reports
- Scan log files for secrets
- Environment file hygiene checks
- Automatic Scan Interval (disabled/daily/weekly)
- Maximum file size (KB)
- Maximum total scan size (MB)
- Maximum findings
Root cause found:
The feature is fully implemented on the backend:
const.py defines CONF_ENABLE_EXTERNAL_CHECK = "enable_external_url_self_check" and CONF_EXTERNAL_URL = "external_url"
coordinator.py reads options.get(CONF_EXTERNAL_URL) and calls _run_external_check() → check_external_url()
http_check.py implements the actual HTTPS/auth checks (R070/R071) against the provided URL
However, config_flow.py never references either constant:
$ grep -n "CONF_ENABLE_EXTERNAL_CHECK\|CONF_EXTERNAL_URL" custom_components/secretsentry/config_flow.py
(no output)
The options schema in config_flow.py simply never builds form fields for these two settings, so there's no way to enable the check or supply a URL through the UI. The backend logic is unreachable — options.get(CONF_EXTERNAL_URL) will always return None.
Steps to reproduce:
- Install/update to v3.0.7 via HACS
- Restart Home Assistant
- Go to Settings → Devices & Services → SecretSentry → Configure (gear icon)
- Scroll through the full options dialog
Expected: Checkbox for "Enable External URL Self-Check" plus a text field for the URL, per the README.
Actual: Neither field is present anywhere in the dialog.
Suggested fix: Add CONF_ENABLE_EXTERNAL_CHECK (boolean) and CONF_EXTERNAL_URL (string, optional/conditional on the boolean) to the voluptuous schema in config_flow.py's options flow step.
Separate but related — manifest version mismatch: custom_components/secretsentry/manifest.json on main still reads "version": "3.0.6" despite the v3.0.7 release tag, so the integration page under Devices & Services shows the wrong version regardless of restarts/reinstalls.
Version: v3.0.7 (also present on
mainas of this writing —manifest.jsonstill shows"version": "3.0.6", worth fixing alongside this)Environment:
Description:
The README documents an "Enable External URL Self-Check" option (checks the instance's own external URL for HTTPS/auth issues, rules R070/R071). This option does not appear anywhere in the integration's options flow UI (Settings → Devices & Services → SecretSentry → Configure). Only these fields are shown:
Root cause found:
The feature is fully implemented on the backend:
const.pydefinesCONF_ENABLE_EXTERNAL_CHECK = "enable_external_url_self_check"andCONF_EXTERNAL_URL = "external_url"coordinator.pyreadsoptions.get(CONF_EXTERNAL_URL)and calls_run_external_check()→check_external_url()http_check.pyimplements the actual HTTPS/auth checks (R070/R071) against the provided URLHowever,
config_flow.pynever references either constant:The options schema in
config_flow.pysimply never builds form fields for these two settings, so there's no way to enable the check or supply a URL through the UI. The backend logic is unreachable —options.get(CONF_EXTERNAL_URL)will always returnNone.Steps to reproduce:
Expected: Checkbox for "Enable External URL Self-Check" plus a text field for the URL, per the README.
Actual: Neither field is present anywhere in the dialog.
Suggested fix: Add
CONF_ENABLE_EXTERNAL_CHECK(boolean) andCONF_EXTERNAL_URL(string, optional/conditional on the boolean) to the voluptuous schema inconfig_flow.py's options flow step.Separate but related — manifest version mismatch:
custom_components/secretsentry/manifest.jsononmainstill reads"version": "3.0.6"despite thev3.0.7release tag, so the integration page under Devices & Services shows the wrong version regardless of restarts/reinstalls.