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2018.28.1
- Thread starter Zaxxon
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Just a spotted in the wild on TeslaFi. Anyone here have it yet?
Perhaps an early peek at Version 9?
Perhaps an early peek at Version 9?
MikeR2k
Member
Minor improvements and bug fixes.
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MikeR2k
Member
The key is to understand that minor bug fixes could mean anything. For example 2018.10.4 which revolutionised AP performance was a minor bug fix. Out of the blue.
Having said that the middle number signifies the week number of a build presumably off some form of agile software process.
insaneoctane
Well-Known Member
Because Tesla doesn't have a time machine yet?
In all seriousness, I am pretty sure that the 28 means 28th week of the year, so you would only see 2018.26.4 if it was released 4 times that week, but in this case it was developed 2 weeks later.
Well it makes more sense when one knows what the naming convention is.
Thanks for the time machine comment.
DoctorG
Member
These releases are supposedly keyed to the week of the year (28 = July 9 2018), meaning they’re a little behind.
Chris350
Member
LOL! My car (at service since Friday) has been constantly notifying me of an update.... It is currently on 26.3...
Don't get it back until Thursday.....
Don't get it back until Thursday.....
Release notes just says minor improvements and bug fixes.
N8Howell33
Member
I am interested to see if now having WiFi will help firmware updates come faster or at least more successfully.
Pkmmte
Le meow
From what I've read, Tesla versions their software updates by the date they're released.
For example, 2018.28.1
2018 would be the year released. 28 would be the week of the year it was released in. 1 would be an incremental number in case of multiple releases that week. I could be wrong, though.
d21mike
Active Member
Right but we are in Week 32. In the past for about 1 year until recently it was pretty regular. They would release during the ODD Week for the previous EVEN week. So we should at least be getting 2018.30. Looks like things are a bit slow while finishing v9.
Not necessarily. I’m sure these builds go through some internal testing before they start the initial rollout to the fleet. This build could have been in testing for a week or more before it hit a Model 3 in the wild.
I’m curious if anyone has noticed any tweaks or improvements with this version so far. Hopefully now that my Model 3 actually has WiFi access I’ll get new versions a little bit quicker.
eastpointvet
Member
well so far since i got the 28.1 update earlier i can say its been more consistent because i had the same issue with the 26 update. I was about 50% success. So far on 28.1 the 5 times i have went to my car today it unlocked every time, but you know mileage and depending on phone type this may very. Im running iPhone X on iOS 12 beta 6.
