Michael Vestergaard

I'm in the initial phase of setting up a development environment. I'm actually already stuck at deciding whether to use Windows or Linux :) It seems on the previous comments...

> TeslaMate wait for the car to fall asleep when the charge has stopped, and thus can be still in the state of waiting for sleep when you start charging...

Maybe you have streaming connection problems when the charge start, which of course would make it not detect the charge. Maybe the MQTT errors also causes issues. In the log...

I'm seeing the same pattern with my Model S 2017 upgraded to MCU2 (version 2023.2.12) I only just started using teslamate, so I don't know how it looked before MCU2....

Still having teslamate off I did a poll on vehicle_data when the car came online. This extended the time :( And the normal state response (https://owner-api.teslamotors.com/api/1/vehicles/:id) doesn't contain any info...

I have done some tests using https://github.com/tdorssers/TeslaPy My code is here if somebody would like to try it out: ``` Python #!/usr/bin/env python import teslapy from datetime import datetime import...

I also started looking into it myself last week. Never got around to write about it, but I'll try to describe my findings so far. I also started with the...

I think the errors are not handled gracefully because its a rare behavior that only MCU2 upgraded cars do. All other cars are in either asleep or online. I have...

What does it print when its a real online (open the app)? My experiments with TeslaPy did not show any difference in the equivalent to get_vehicle when it was a...

I agree that it is no problem to be in online state as long as the get_vehicle_with_state is not called. Havent looked into suspended. The what, when and how. It...