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2024.8: Finialize YAML integrations in the UI

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@ -579,30 +579,29 @@ noteworthy changes this release:
Most popular {% term integrations %} and helpers can be set up directly from the
Home Assistant user interface. However, we still have a lot of older or less
used integrations that can only be set up using manual YAML configuration. We are working hard to move more and more of these integrations to the UI,
used integrations that can only be set up using [manual YAML configuration](/docs/configuration/yaml/).
We are working hard to move [more and more of these integrations to the UI](#now-available-to-set-up-from-the-ui),
however, this takes time and effort.
The problem with these integrations is that they are not visible in the UI
when they are set up using YAML. What we often see happening, is that someone
set up an integration using YAML, and next cannot see them on the integrations
page. Often resulting in questions in our community about where to find them.
when they are set up using YAML. What we often see is that someone sets up
an integration using YAML and then cannot see it on the integrations page,
often resulting in questions in our community about where to find it.
As of this release, we have drastically improved this situation. All integrations,
regardless of how they are set up, are now visible in the integrations page
in the UI. This means that even if you set up an integration using YAML, you
can now find them in the UI and can view their provided entities.
regardless of how they are set up, are now visible on the integrations page
in the UI. This means that even if you set up an integration using YAML,
you can now find it in the UI and view its provided entities.
![CleanShot 2024-07-22 at 08 58 53](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/fcdb16db-cfec-4490-928c-7e5486a746de)
_TODO: Replace screenshot_
<img class="no-shadow" src="/images/blog/2024-08/yaml-integration-listed.png" alt="Screenshot showing the demo integration, which is set up manually via YAML, showing up in the UI on the integrations dashboard.">
Integrations originating from manual YAML configuration can be recognized by the
{% icon "mdi:code-braces" %} icon showing on their cards.
{% icon "mdi:file-code-outline" %} icon showing on their cards.
Similarly, we also have a lot of helpers that can only be set up using YAML
configuration. These sometimes showed up in the UI, but often did not. We have
adjusted this as well, and made sure that all helpers are now visible in the UI,
regardless of how they are set up.
Similarly, we also have [many helpers](/integrations/#helper) that can be set up
using YAML configuration. These sometimes showed up in the UI, but often did not.
We have adjusted this as well, and made sure that all helpers are now visible
in the UI, regardless of how they are set up.
{% note %}
Things set up manually using YAML are still managed using YAML. This means that