Git pull
home-assistant/addons
9.0.3
Git pull updates the local Home Assistant configuration from a remote Git repository. Users use it to keep their configuration files current with changes in a version-controlled repository.
Facts about this add-on
- Security rating
- 7 / 8
- Ingress
- no
- Maintenance
- regular – a few times a year (7 changes/year)
- Version
9.0.3- Last change
- August 25, 2026
- Repository
- home-assistant/addons
- Project
- github.com
- Architectures
- aarch64, amd64
How this rating comes about
Home Assistant calculates the rating itself: every add-on starts at 5, and each right it asks for or gives up moves the number. The same calculation runs here, on the configuration the add-on ships.
| Starting value of every add-on | 5 |
|---|---|
| Opens no port to the outside | +2 |
| Result | 7 / 8 |
A high number does not mean the add-on is good, and a low one does not mean it is dangerous – a backup add-on has to reach far into the system to do its job. The number says how much it is allowed to do, and the list above says what exactly.
Installation
- In Home Assistant open Settings → Add-ons → Add-on Store, and add the repository https://github.com/home-assistant/addons through the three-dot menu.
- Reload the store and open Git pull.
- Install the add-on and wait for the first start.
Add repository to my Home Assistant Open the add-on directly
Both links go through my.home-assistant.io and open the store of your own instance – no address of ours is involved.