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default_transition_length: 0s
chipset: WS2812
num_leds: 4
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channel_colors: GRB

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In ESPHome version 2026.8.0, the channel_colors configuration key was introduced for esp32_rmt_led_strip (as well as beken_spi_led_strip and rp2040_pio_led_strip) to replace the legacy rgb_order, is_rgbw, and is_wrgb keys [1][2]. The channel_colors key provides a single, flexible way to define the channel layout of an addressable LED strip [1]. It accepts any permutation of &#39;R&#39;, &#39;G&#39;, and &#39;B&#39; with an optional &#39;W&#39; placed anywhere in the string (e.g., GRBW, WRGB, RWGB, GRB) [2][3]. Migration details: - Deprecation: The older keys (rgb_order, is_rgbw, is_wrgb) have been deprecated [1][2]. - Warning: Using the old keys will trigger a warning in the logs that names the recommended channel_colors replacement [2]. - Timeline: These legacy keys are scheduled for removal in version 2027.3.0 [1][2]. - Automatic Migration: ESPHome&#39;s configuration editor can automatically apply these migrations for you, and it includes a dry-run feature to ensure the migration will succeed before applying it [1]. The introduction of channel_colors also enabled white-channel positioning for the rp2040_pio_led_strip component, which previously only supported standard RGBW (white last) configurations [1][2].
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<title>ESPHome 2026.8.0: Bluetooth on more chips than ever - ESPHome - Smart Home Made Simple</title> https://esphome.io/blog/2026/08/19/esphome-2026-8/ - If you use `rgb_order`, `is_rgbw` or `is_wrgb` on `esp32_rmt_led_strip`, `beken_spi_led_strip` or `rp2040_pio_led_strip`, switch to the single `channel_colors` key (the old keys warn until 2027.3.0) ... ESPHome renames configuration keys from time to time, and keeping up has been a manual chore. The Device Builder can now migrate a configuration for you: when a config contains something with a known migration, the editor offers to apply it, and the offer is backed by a backend dry run so it only appears when the migration will actually succeed (`#2432`, frontend#1538, frontend#1550). The rules are discovered from the live ESPHome schema rather than hand-maintained, covering renamed keys and component aliases (`#2444`, `#2462`), the `rp2040` to `rp2` platform rename (`#2460`, `#2463`, frontend#1567), and the legacy `api` services spelling, which is read on load and respelled to the canonical form on write (`#2420`, frontend#1534). Newest of all, a device whose config has a pending migration shows a dot on its card and table row, and clicking it opens the editor to apply the migration (`#2563`, frontend#1652, frontend#1653). The offer now names each change it will make and shows a preview (frontend#1662), only proposes migrations the installed ESPHome supports (`#2602`), and covers the LED strip `channel_colors` rename introduced in this release (`#2585`, `#2596`, `#2600`). ... - Addressable LED channel order by `@peterkeen` and `@jesserockz`: esp32_rmt_led_strip, beken_spi_led_strip and rp2040_pio_led_strip now describe their channel layout with a single `channel_colors` key, any permutation of `R`, `G` and `B` with an optional `W` anywhere (`GRBW`, `WRGB`, `RWGB`), replacing `rgb_order`, `is_rgbw` and `is_wrgb`; the RP2040 strip gains white-channel positioning as a result, and the old keys keep working with a warning naming the replacement until 2027.3.0 (`#18028`, `#18474`) ... - Addressable LED strips: `rgb_order`, `is_rgbw` and `is_wrgb` on `esp32_rmt_led_strip`, `beken_spi_led_strip` and `rp2040_pio_led_strip` are deprecated in favour of `channel_colors`; they migrate automatically with a warning until removal in 2027.3.0 `#18474` <title>[light] Replace rgb_order/is_rgbw/is_wrgb with channel_colors</title> GitHub pull request 18474 in esphome/esphome (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) # [light] Replace rgb_order/is_rgbw/is_wrgb with channel_colors ... - Author: j ... - Created: ... 08-17T22: ... - Updated: 2 ... 26-08 ... 20T00: ... - Repository: ... -18 ... 19: ... - Merge commit: ... # What does this implement/fix? Addressable LED strips described their channel layout with up to four overlapping options: `rgb_order`, `is_rgbw`, `is_wrgb`, and (added in `#18028`, 2026.8.0 beta only) `rgbw_order`. Between them they could not express a white channel in an arbitrary position without a second key, and each of the three strip components carried its own copy of a six-case `RGBOrder` enum plus two six-case switch statements to interpret them. This replaces all four with one key, `channel_colors`, on every modern strip platform. It takes the channel order directly: any permutation of `R`, `G` and `B`, with an optional `W` anywhere. ```yaml channel_colors: GRB # three-channel strip channel_colors: GRBW # white last channel_colors: WRGB # white first channel_colors: RWGB # white anywhere ``` Affects `esp32_rmt_led_strip`, `beken_spi_led_strip` and `rp2040_pio_led_strip`. `rp2040_pio_led_strip` gains white-channel positioning for free, since it previously only supported `is_rgbw` (white last). `fastled_clockless` and `fastled_spi` deliberately keep `rgb_order`. There it is a FastLED `EOrder` template parameter with no white channel, so it is a different thing that happens to share a name. **Migration** No config changes are required yet. `rgb_order`, `is_rgbw` and `is_wrgb` keep working until 2027.3.0, folding into `channel_colors` automatically, and the warning names the exact replacement value: ``` WARNING [esp32_rmt_led_strip] &`#39`;rgb_order&`#39`; and &`#39`;is_wrgb&`#39`; are deprecated, use &`#39`;channel_colors: WGRB&`#39`;. Will be removed in 2027.3.0 ``` | Before | After | | ---------------------------------- | ---------------------- | | `rgb_order: GRB` | `channel_colors: GRB` | | `rgb_order: GRB` + `is_rgbw: true` | `channel_colors: GRBW` | | `rgb_order: GRB` + `is_wrgb: true` | `channel_colors: WGRB` | | `rgbw_order: RWGB` | `channel_colors: RWGB` | `rgbw_order` is removed with no deprecation shim. It shipped only in the 2026.8.0 beta and never in a stable release. **Shared implementation** The reusable pieces live in `light` so the components stay consistent: - `esphome/components/light/channel_colors.h` — a header-only four-byte `light::ChannelColors` holding the r/g/b/w byte offsets, with `has_white()`, `bytes_per_led()` and `to_string()`. Same size as the `is_rgbw_` + `is_wrgb_` + `white_index_` + `rgb_order_` it replaces, but it deletes three enums and six switch statements. - `light.validate_channel_colors`, `light.channel_colors_struct` and `light.migrate_channel_colors(removed_in=, component=)` in `light/__init__.py`. Each component is now four schema lines and one `cg.add`; `to_code` only ever sees `channel_colors`. `CONF_CHANNEL_COLORS` and `CONF_IS_WRGB` moved to `esphome/components/const/__init__.py`. The latter was already defined in two components, and the shared validator would have made a third. ## Types of changes - [ ] Bugfix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue) - [x] New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality) - [ ] New developer-facing feature (adds functionality for component developers; no end-user configuration change) - [ ] Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to not work as expected) — policy - [ ] Developer breaking change (an API change that could break external components) — policy - [ ] Undocumented C++ API change (removal or change of undocumented public methods that lambda users may depend on) — policy - [x] Code quality improvements to existing code or addition of tests - [ ] Other **Related issue or feature (if applicable):** - follow-up to `#18028` **Pull request in esphome.io with documentation (if applicable):** - esphome/esphome.io#7213 **Pull request in developers.esphome.io with developer documentation (if applica…[truncated] <title>ESP32 RMT LED Strip - ESPHome - Smart Home Made Simple</title> https://esphome.io/components/light/esp32_rmt_led_strip/ ESP32 RMT LED Strip - ESPHome - Smart Home Made Simple # ESP32 RMT LED Strip This is a component using the ESP32 RMT peripheral to drive most addressable LED strips. NOTE The ESP32-C2 and ESP32-C61 do not have RMT hardware and are not supported by this component. light: - platform: esp32_rmt_led_strip channel_colors: GRB pin: GPIOXX num_leds: 30 chipset: ws2812 name: " My Light" ## Configuration variables - pin (Required, Pin Schema): The pin for the data line of the light. - num_leds (Required, int): The number of LEDs in the strip. - chipset (Optional, enum): The name of the chipset used; determines signal timing. Not required if specifying the timings manually. - `WS2811` - `WS2812` - `SK6812` - `APA106` - `SM16703` - channel_colors (Required, string): The order in which the strip expects its color channels. List each of `R`, `G` and `B` exactly once, optionally with a single `W` in any position; for example `GRB`, `BGR`, `GRBW`, `WRGB` or `RWGB`. The value is case-insensitive. Including a `W` makes this a four channel RGBW strip. - max_refresh_rate (Optional, Time): A time interval used to limit the number of commands a light can handle per second. For example, `16ms` will limit the light to a refresh rate of about 60Hz. Defaults to sending commands as quickly as changes are made to the lights. - use_psram (Optional, boolean): Set to `false` to force internal RAM allocation even if you have the PSRAM component enabled. This can be useful if you’re experiencing issues like flickering with your leds strip. Defaults to `true`. - rmt_symbols (Optional, int): When `use_dma` is enabled, this sets the size of the driver’s internal DMA buffer. When DMA is disabled, it specifies how much RMT memory is allocated to the component. RMT memory is shared across all components and should be allocated in multiples of the block size. On the `ESP32` and `ESP32-S2` variants, RMT memory is shared between RX and TX components. On other variants, RX and TX have dedicated RMT memory. | ESP32 Variant | Available Memory | Block Size | | --- | --- | --- | | ESP32 | 512 symbols | 64 symbols | | ESP32-C3 | 96 symbols | 48 symbols | | ESP32-C5 | 96 symbols | 48 symbols | | ESP32-C6 | 96 symbols | 48 symbols | | ESP32-H2 | 96 symbols | 48 symbols | | ESP32-P4 | 192 symbols | 48 symbols | | ESP32-S2 | 256 symbols | 64 symbols | | ESP32-S3 | 192 symbols | 48 symbols | - use_dma (Optional, boolean): Enable DMA on variants that support it. If enabled `rmt_symbols` controls the DMA buffer size and can be set to a large value. - All other options from Light. ### Manual Timings These can be used if you know the timings and your chipset is not set above. If you have a new specific chipset, please consider adding support to the codebase and add it to the list above. - bit0_high (Optional, Time): The time to hold the data line high for a `0` bit. - bit0_low (Optional, Time): The time to hold the data line low for a `0` bit. - bit1_high (Optional, Time): The time to hold the data line high for a `1` bit. - bit1_low (Optional, Time): The time to hold the data line low for a `1` bit. - reset_high (Optional, Time): The time to hold the data line high after writing the state. Defaults to `0 us`. - reset_low (Optional, Time): The time to hold the data line low after writing the state. Defaults to `0 us`. <title>ESPHome 2026.8.0 - August 2026 - ESPHome - Smart Home Made Simple</title> https://esphome.io/changelog/2026.8.0/ - [esp32_rmt_led_strip] Add RGBW channel ordering esphome#18028 by `@peterkeen` (new-feature) ... - [esp32_rmt_led_strip] Add RGBW channel ordering esphome#18028 by `@peterkeen` (new-feature) <title>ESPHome 2026.8.0: Bluetooth on more chips than ever - ESPHome - Smart Home Made Simple</title> https://community.home-assistant.io/t/esphome-2026-8-0-bluetooth-on-more-chips-than-ever-esphome-smart-home-made-simple/1021985 - If you use `rgb_order`, `is_rgbw` or `is_wrgb` on `esp32_rmt_led_strip`, `beken_spi_led_strip` or `rp2040_pio_led_strip`, switch to the single `channel_colors` key (the old keys warn until 2027.3.0) ... ESPHome renames configuration keys from time to time, and keeping up has been a manual chore. The Device Builder can now migrate a configuration for you: when a config contains something with a known migration, the editor offers to apply it, and the offer is backed by a backend dry run so it only appears when the migration will actually succeed (`#2432`, frontend#1538, frontend#1550). The rules are discovered from the live ESPHome schema rather than hand-maintained, covering renamed keys and component aliases (`#2444`, `#2462`), the `rp2040` to `rp2` platform rename (`#2460`, `#2463`, frontend#1567), and the legacy `api` services spelling, which is read on load and respelled to the canonical form on write (`#2420`, frontend#1534). Newest of all, a device whose config has a pending migration shows a dot on its card and table row, and clicking it opens the editor to apply the migration (`#2563`, frontend#1652, frontend#1653). The offer now names each change it will make and shows a preview (frontend#1662), only proposes migrations the installed ESPHome supports (`#2602`), and covers the LED strip `channel_colors` rename introduced in this release (`#2585`, `#2596`, `#2600`). ... - Addressable LED channel order by `@peterkeen` and `@jesserockz`: esp32_rmt_led_strip, beken_spi_led_strip and rp2040_pio_led_strip now describe their channel layout with a single `channel_colors` key, any permutation of `R`, `G` and `B` with an optional `W` anywhere (`GRBW`, `WRGB`, `RWGB`), replacing `rgb_order`, `is_rgbw` and `is_wrgb`; the RP2040 strip gains white-channel positioning as a result, and the old keys keep working with a warning naming the replacement until 2027.3.0 (`#18028`, `#18474`) ... - Addressable LED strips: `rgb_order`, `is_rgbw` and `is_wrgb` on `esp32_rmt_led_strip`, `beken_spi_led_strip` and `rp2040_pio_led_strip` are deprecated in favour of `channel_colors`; they migrate automatically with a warning until removal in 2027.3.0 `#18474`

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In ESPHome, min_version is an optional configuration parameter within the esphome section that specifies the minimum version of ESPHome required to compile a configuration [1][2]. When configured, it is designed to act as a version check to ensure that the user&#39;s local ESPHome installation meets the requirements of the YAML file [1][3]. This is particularly useful for shared packages or configurations that utilize features introduced in specific, newer versions of ESPHome, allowing the system to provide a user-friendly error message if the current version is outdated [1][4]. Regarding enforcement: - Functionality: The ESPHome configuration validator checks the specified min_version [5]. If the installed version of ESPHome is lower than the value provided, the compilation process is intended to halt and display an error message stating that the ESPHome version is too old [6][7]. - Execution Timing: ESPHome has made ongoing improvements to ensure this check occurs early in the validation process [6]. While the goal is for this check to precede other component validations (to prevent unrelated errors caused by incompatible, newer syntax), complex configurations—particularly those involving external components or certain Python-based imports—may occasionally trigger other errors first if those components fail to load before the version check completes [7]. - Example Usage: esphome: min_version: 2025.11.0 [1]
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<title>ESPHome Core Configuration - ESPHome - Smart Home Made Simple</title> https://esphome.io/components/esphome/ - min_version (Optional, string): The minimum ESPHome version required to compile this configuration. See Minimum ESPHome version. ... ## Minimum ESPHome version ... This allows YAML files to specify the minimum version of ESPHome required to compile. This is useful in the case of packages where a published package might use features only available in a newer version of ESPHome. This allows for a more friendly error message. ... # Example configuration ... esphome: min_version: 2025.11.0 <title>esphome-docs/esphome.mdx at current - esphome-docs - git.sudo.is</title> https://git.sudo.is/home-assistant/esphome-docs/src/branch/current/src/content/docs/components/esphome.mdx | | `- **min_version** (*Optional*, string): The minimum ESPHome version required to compile this configuration. ... ` | | ` See [Minimum ESPHome version](`#esphome-min_version`). ... | `## Minimum ESPHome version ... ` | | `This allows YAML files to specify the minimum version of ESPHome required to compile. ` | | `This is useful in the case of packages where a published package might use features only ` | | `available in a newer version of ESPHome. This allows for a more friendly error message. ... ` | | ````yaml ` | | `# Example configuration ` | | `esphome: ` | | ` min_version: 2025.11.0 ` | | ```` ... ` ` <title>Result 3</title> https://git.lipovcan.cz/Upstream/esphome-docs/raw/commit/b4d301dddc740d9f0c0f95eb4ff4323952d75dae/components/esphome.rst - **min_version** (*Optional*, string): The minimum ESPHome version required to compile this configuration. See :ref:`esphome-min_version`. ... .. _esphome-min_version: Minimum ESPHome version ----------------------- This allows YAML files to specify the minimum version of ESPHome required to compile. This is useful in the case of packages where a published package might use features only available in a newer version of ESPHome. This allows for a more friendly error message. <title>ESPHome Core Configuration - ESPHome - Smart Home Made Simple</title> https://new.esphome.io/components/esphome/ - min_version (Optional, string): The minimum ESPHome version required to compile this configuration. See Minimum ESPHome version. ... ## Minimum ESPHome version This allows YAML files to specify the minimum version of ESPHome required to compile. This is useful in the case of packages where a published package might use features only available in a newer version of ESPHome. This allows for a more friendly error message. <title>esphome/config.py</title> https://github.com/esphome/esphome/blob/738678e8/esphome/config.py from esphome import ... , pins, ... from esphome.config_helpers import Extend, Remove, merge_config, merge_dicts_ordered import esphome.config_validation as cv from esphome.const import ( CONF_ESPHOME, CONF_EXTERNAL_COMPONENTS, CONF_ID, CONF_MIN_VERSION, CONF_PACKAGES, CONF_PLATFORM, CONF_SUBSTITUTIONS, ) from esphome.core import CORE, DocumentRange, EsphomeError import esphome.core.config as core_config import esphome.final_validate as fv ... # 1.3. Load external_components ... if CONF_ ... COMPONENTS in config: ... esphome.components.external_components import do_external_components_pass result.add_output_path([CONF_EXTERNAL_COMPONENTS], CONF_EXTERNAL_COMPONENTS) try: do_external_components_pass(config, skip_update=skip_external ... update) except vol.Invalid as err: result.update(config) result.add_error(err) return result if "esphomeyaml" in config: _LOGGER.warning( "The esphomeyaml section has been renamed to esphome in 1.11.0. " "Please replace &`#39`;esphomeyaml:&`#39`; in your configuration with &`#39`;esphome:&`#39`;." ) config[CONF_ESPHOME] = config.pop("esphomeyaml") if CONF_ESPHOME not in config: result.add_str_error( "&`#39`;esphome&`#39`; section missing from configuration. Please make sure " "your configuration has an &`#39`;esphome:&`#39`; line in it.", [], ) return result # 2. Load partial core config result[CONF_ESPHOME] = config[CONF_ESPHOME] result.add_output_path([CONF_ESPHOME], CONF_ESPHOME) try: target_platform = core_config.preload_core_config(config, result) except vol.Invalid as err: result.add_error(err) return result # Remove temporary esphome config path again, it will be reloaded later result.remove_output_path([CONF_ESPHOME], CONF_ESPHOME) # Check version number now to avoid loading components that are not supported if min_version := config[CONF_ESPHOME].get(CONF_MIN_VERSION): cv.All(cv.version_number, cv.validate_esphome_version)(min_version) # First run platform validation steps result.add_validation_step( LoadTargetPlatformValidationStep(target_platform, config[target_platform]) ) result.run_validation_steps() if result.errors: # do not try to validate further as we don&`#39`;t know what the target is return result # Reset the pin registry so that any target platforms with pin validations do not get the duplicate pin warning. pins.PIN_SCHEMA_REGISTRY.reset() for domain, conf in config.items(): result.add_validation_step(LoadValidationStep(domain, conf)) result.add_validation_step(IDPassValidationStep()) result.add_validation_step(PinUseValidationCheck()) result.add_validation_step(RemoveReferenceValidationStep()) result.run_validation_steps() return result

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Align the ESPHome minimum version with channel_colors.

Both entry-point files declare min_version: 2025.11.0, but channel_colors for esp32_rmt_led_strip requires ESPHome 2026.8.0 or newer. ESPHome enforces min_version during validation, so builds with the declared minimum can fail. Raise both min_version values to 2026.8.0, or retain rgb_order: GRB for 2025.11.0 compatibility.

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In `@Integrations/ESPHome/Core.yaml` at line 788, Align the ESPHome
minimum-version declarations in both entry-point configurations with the
channel_colors setting by raising each min_version to 2026.8.0. Preserve the
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