Make sure you lock your cars with the key fob folks until this is fixed.
I don't usually get too phased by software bugs, but this one is pretty serious (and obvious).
Only found by chance by going outside this evening (without my key) to find the charging port lights still flashing.
Touched the door handle and hey presto the car presented the handles and woke up.
Damn fortunate no undesirables nicked any of my company stuff out of the boot overnight, particularly with a set of green flashing LEDs drawing attention to the car all night.
Manual reset of both displays didn't resolve, fortunately locking from the fob works correctly.
This definitely goes into the category of "Poor Effort" by Tesla and really calls into question their Software Test regime.
If something as simple as this isn't picked up in Automated Software Testing who know what else could be flaky in the software.
No doubt a fix will come along soon, but please Tesla reinforce your software test process prior to release.
I don't usually get too phased by software bugs, but this one is pretty serious (and obvious).
Only found by chance by going outside this evening (without my key) to find the charging port lights still flashing.
Touched the door handle and hey presto the car presented the handles and woke up.
Damn fortunate no undesirables nicked any of my company stuff out of the boot overnight, particularly with a set of green flashing LEDs drawing attention to the car all night.
Manual reset of both displays didn't resolve, fortunately locking from the fob works correctly.
This definitely goes into the category of "Poor Effort" by Tesla and really calls into question their Software Test regime.
If something as simple as this isn't picked up in Automated Software Testing who know what else could be flaky in the software.
No doubt a fix will come along soon, but please Tesla reinforce your software test process prior to release.