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Charge scheduling missing after 2024.26.3.1 update #4129

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bodosom opened this issue Aug 7, 2024 · 14 comments
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Charge scheduling missing after 2024.26.3.1 update #4129

bodosom opened this issue Aug 7, 2024 · 14 comments
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@bodosom
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bodosom commented Aug 7, 2024

Is there an existing issue for this?

  • I have searched the existing issues

What happened?

Estimated start of charging time missing after 2024.26.3.1 update.

Expected Behavior

Home page will display computed charging start time.

Steps To Reproduce

Schedule end of charging time, do not schedule start of charging (formerly known as Scheduled Departure).
Set target SOC to greater than current SOC.
Go to HOME page.

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Docker

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1.30.1

@vincep5
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vincep5 commented Aug 7, 2024

This is also a bug happening for me on 1.30.0. My vehicle also has the version mentioned 2024.26.3.1

@bodosom
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bodosom commented Aug 7, 2024

For what it's worth the new charging scheduler is causing issues with the native Tesla mobile app and the Tessie mobile app.

@cwanja
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cwanja commented Aug 7, 2024

Does that make this not a TeslaMate issue then? Is the API still providing the time?

@bodosom
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bodosom commented Aug 8, 2024

Is the API still providing the time?

Sadly I don't know. Tessie exposes many "variables" and scheduled_charging_start_time looks promising but I don't know how get the API variables into the log.

@JakobLichterfeld JakobLichterfeld added enhancement New feature or request area:teslamate Related to TeslaMate core labels Aug 10, 2024
@djpalmis
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For what it's worth the new charging scheduler is causing issues with the native Tesla mobile app and the Tessie mobile app.

I had issue with native Tesla app, too.
Sadly native app does not state when the scheduled charge will start, I used to look at Teslamate to see when I had to stop the washing machine.. 😄

@djpalmis
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Does that make this not a TeslaMate issue then? Is the API still providing the time?

A friend of mine says that teslafi is able to get the next charging start time.
So there are new API and they found it.

@bodosom
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bodosom commented Aug 23, 2024

A friend of mine says that teslafi is able to get the next charging start time. So there are new API and they found it.

I'm not seeing that. Can you get more specific information?

@djpalmis
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A friend of mine says that teslafi is able to get the next charging start time. So there are new API and they found it.

I'm not seeing that. Can you get more specific information?

I asked for a screenshot and.. "sorry I was wrong".
So, sorry!

@mat1990dj
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Also have the same issue, that's why I don't like that teslamate ofuscates the API variables, it would be great to have a debug screen where you can see all the API. As soon as I get access to a computer I'll check if the API still provides this info

@bodosom
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bodosom commented Aug 24, 2024

Sadly I don't know. Tessie exposes many "variables" and scheduled_charging_start_time ..

doh! scheduled_charging_start_time is exactly what it says. If you schedule a start time the (future) timestamp is in that variable.

@mat1990dj
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Well, I have my car set to stop charging by 9am tomorrow.... and I can't see anything like that on the API 😢
But on the official API it lists two new properties:
"scheduled_departure_time": 1634914800,
"scheduled_departure_time_minutes": 480,

One would think that the scheduled_departure_time is the "End by" date and the "scheduled_departure_time_minutes" are the minutes of charging needed?

@bodosom
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bodosom commented Aug 26, 2024

One would think that the scheduled_departure_time is the "End by" date and the "scheduled_departure_time_minutes" are the minutes of charging needed?

Not quite. scheduled_departure_time includes (or is) pre-condition.

My vehicle is at work (not plugged in) and shows these values:

scheduled_departure_time 1724704200 (precondition by 16:30)
scheduled_departure_time_minutes 990 (16 hours?)

I wonder what these are:

scheduled_charging_start_time_app 1320
scheduled_charging_start_time_minutes 1320

@mat1990dj
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I can't see those two on my API call

@bodosom
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bodosom commented Aug 26, 2024

I can't see those two on my API call

They're in this list with the note "This endpoint was deprecated and returns 404."
https://tesla-api.timdorr.com/vehicle/state/data

It's seems unreasonable but perhaps populating some variables depends on the state of the vehicle. I know that when the start time was shown visibility depended on the vehicle SOC being less than the target and having the vehicle plugged in.

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